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A seguir encontra-se a agenda da família Silva. Veja quantos compromissos!
Agenda da Família Silva Março
Data
Atividade
Local/Frequência
Trabalhar
Diariamente
Levar filhos para a escola
Diariamente
Colocar o lixo na lixeira do prédio
3ª e 5ª feiras
Fazer compras de sacolão e supermercado
Sacolão/ Supermercado 4ª feira
02
Levar as crianças ao teatro ou cinema
Teatro Municipal
05
Levar Maria para o Inglês
Cultura Inglesa (3ª e 5ª f.)
05
Pagamento do INSS
Casa lotérica
05
Compra de vale-transporte para a família
Estação do metrô
15
Pagamento da conta de luz e água
Banco
10
Pagamento do condomínio
Banco
21
Reunião com a coordenadora na escola do Zezinho.
Escola Municipal Carlos Drummond Andrade
22
Exposição dos trabalhos da Ana - escola
Escola Municipal Monteiro Lobato
12
Buscar encomenda da mamãe
Agencia do Correio
12
Solicitar planta baixa (mapa) do prédio para reforma
Prefeitura
25
Consulta ao dentista e médico – Zezinho
Posto de Saúde Municipal
Consulte a agenda da Família Silva e responda:
(A) Dos serviços públicos oferecidos à população, quais a família Silva utiliza?
(B) Qual a importância do serviço de limpeza urbana utilizado pela família?
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Taking Measure With Hardware and Software
The researchers who founded National Instruments Corp switched from building their own equipment to beefing up other people’s.
“You could start a company.” That offhand comment by Jim Truchard got Jeff Kodosky and Bill Nowlin thinking. Within days, Truchard and his two employees at the Applied Research Laboratories (ARL) at the University of Texas at Austin (UT) decided to give it a go. That was in February 1976. By May, the trio had incorporated. Today, National Instruments Corp has annual Sales topping $425 million, employs more than 3100 people, sells some 1500 hardware and software products, and, for five years running, has been rated by Fortune magazine as one of the 100 best companies to work for.
At ARL, Truchard headed an underwater acoustic measurements lab. “I had about two dozen different projects, all the way from basic acoustics to pragmatic testing of military sonar beam formers,” he says. Truchard went into science because of Sputnik. “I was right on the cusp of that movement. We were all taking Russian and physics,” he says. He earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in physics and did his PhD — on a nonlinear parametric acoustic receiving array — in electrical engineering, all at UT. Kodosky and Nowlin both worked part-time for Truchard while enrolled at UT. Nowlin earned a master’s in electrical engineering and Kodosky, who has a bachelor’s in physics from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, worked toward a PhD; he drifted between theoretical high-energy physics and computer science but did not complete the degree. (…)
Physics intuition
Both Kodosky and Truchard point to their physics training as playing a role in their success with National Instruments. Says Truchard, “Acoustical measurements are fairly tricky, and it happens to be a smaller area where you didn’t have off-the-shelf equipment. You had to build equipment. That background, and the measurements themselves, created a basis.” What’s more, he adds, “the physics background helps create good intuition. I think having solved differential equations and learned about gradients, you know how things are going to work out. I’ve always felt it helped me develop intuition about business.”
In leaving academic research, says Kodosky, “we took a giant step back from what we were working on. ARL was cutting edge. Now it was customers who were doing the interesting experiments.” Still, he and Truchard say they have more impact on science by supplying tools than they would have had as researchers. “We can have a nonlinear effect on the productivity of the science and engineering community. There is plenty of anecdotal evidence that our virtual instrumentation can make people 5 to 10 times as productive,” Kodosky says. “I personally would find it frustrating [to do research] because it’s slow, but dropping by a customer’s site every couple of years is fun. We live vicariously through them.”
Toni Feder
Physics Today, July 2004
Considere as seguintes afirmações:
I. Truchard, Nowlin e Kodosky fundaram a empresa National Instruments Corp, em 1976.
II. A National Instruments Corp atua na área de informática e, de acordo com a Revista Fortune, está entre as 100 empresas mais produtivas nesta área.
III. Nowlin e Kodosky trabalhavam para Truchard, em tempo parcial, enquanto estudavam na Universidade do Texas.
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