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Consulenza per lavorazioni meccaniche di alta precisione

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Gli elementi fondamentali di un business plan - FareNumeri

Il business plan è un piano pluriennale di business, che illustra la strategia di business dell’impresa proiettata nel lungo periodo

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Scanning electron microscopy is awesome and I personally think the images it produces are gorgeous but objectively speaking I feel like it doesn't do any favors at all for the "scary" cultural image of insects, because I mean, here's a closeup of a carpet beetle in its true colors:

And here's an SEM image that comes up for carpet beetles on google:

And the thing about SEM images is that they aren't "photographs;" they are computer scans. They're 3-d digital models generated by scanning an object at the molecular level. Color is not preserved by this process, and if it were all the specimens would look like metal anyway (I'll explain this is in a moment), so images like this had to be colored artificially. This isn't done to recreate the true colors, but to make different body parts more visible as study material, resulting in scientific images of wacky blueberry fleas:

The subtly varying transparency levels of living tissues are completely lost as well, which is why the fine hairs of insects stand out more like cactus thorns in SEM imagery, and tardigrades look like opaque leathery things with no eyes:

...Even though a tardigrade actually has eyes, they're just under the surface of a crystal clear exoskeleton:

Another thing that probably contributes to the uncanniness of SEM images is also the fact that they can only show us embalmed corpses encased in liquid metal.

It's not possible to do this fine level of scanning "instantaneously" enough for it to work on anything that's still moving, so even when you see scanning electron images of animals in various lifelike poses, it's because they're preserved specimens that were carefully positioned, or they were live specimens basically "flash frozen" by a sudden dehydration process, mummified so fast they never knew it. Many specimens are then "sputter coated," meaning they're sprayed with a thin (like microns thin) layer of liquid gold, platinum or other fine metal in order for the electrons to perfectly bounce off of every subatomic detail and produce that perfect scan. So this is a live fruit fly:

And this is a fruit fly mummy with probably some sort of chrome plating:

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Le decisioni aziendali: gestire l'incertezza

Strategie di decisione aziendale e metriche decisionali. Impara come unire percezione, logica e valutazione costi-benefici per fare scelte s

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Metodo: perchè è utile in azienda?

Esplora il metodo V.I.A. (Valutare, Imparare, Agire) per migliorare decisioni e risultati. Un approccio riflessivo che promuove successo e c

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Metodo 5s per il miglioramento continuo dei progetti | Project Management Center

Come applicare il metodo 5S per migliorare la gestione di un progetto e l'utilizzo degli strumenti e dei supporti software di project manage

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Leadership aziendale, cos'è, caratteristiche, esempi e vantaggi

Empatia, humanity e "holding": alle qualità di vision e di guida se ne affiancano nuove che caratterizzano la leadership aziendale

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VUCA e BANI: due modelli che descrivono l'incertezza del mondo

VUCA e BANI, due approcci che cercano di fornire alle organizzazioni un paradigma interpretativo adeguato con cui gestire gli scenari attual

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Come reagire ad un feedback negativo | Project Management Center

Può capitare nella vita di un project manager di ricevere un feedback negativo. Può avvenire nel rapporto con uno stakeholder che non condiv

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Erhai Lake. (2017)