What are some applications of physics within a restaurant?
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Just about every thing. Take another look at the laws, and then pick out areas of the restaurant you like and break them down to see them and how they fit. Every thing in the phisical world works on/obeys the laws of physics. Thus the name!
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to orient you of what is happening in this establishments
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First, you won't have a complete understanding of how i is applied in real life until you study complex analysis. Note, the form of a complex number is: a + bi, where a,b are real numbers. i means a is 0 and b is 1.\n\n     i is used in the applications (conformal mapping) to solve a number of physical problems in heat conduction, electrostatic potential, and fluid flow, to name a few.\n\n     In the study of heat conduction, the FLUX across a surface within a solid body at a point on that surface is the quantity of heat flowing in a specified direction normal to the surface per unit time per unit area at the point. Flux is usually measured in calories per second per square centimeter. The stove in your kitchen has this. Remember the FLUX capacitor in the movie, 'Back to the Future'?\n\nIn an electrostatic force field, the field intensity at a point is a vector representing the force exerted on a unit positive charge placed at that point. The elctrostatic potential is a scalar function of the space coordinates such that, at each point, its directional derivative in any direction is the negative of the component of the field intensity in that direction. Gravitational potential is another example in physics.\n\nComplex harmonic function functions play an important role in hydrodynamics and aerodynamics. We let vectors be in complex form. That is, V = p + iq would represent the velocity of a particle of a fluid at any point. Note, fluid could be liquid or air around the surface, as in aerodynamics.\n\nHope this helps.
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Martini/wine/piano bars...a bit swankier than local pubs. Also, if your company/institution has conferences or voluntary lectures, go to them and mingle with others afterwards if there's food. Check local listings for talks or lectures that you would find interesting. These things typically have a post-talk social function or if you ask questions or make comments, people may approach you aftwards to 'discuss' your thoughts.
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Look around yourselves almost everything around you has some physics.The computer you use ,the vehicle you drive ,houses we live in ,various appliances we use everything has some physics involved.We are in effect trying to study the very nature of things there physical properties .
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probalby in a bar\n:)
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It deals with geometry in that you have to set up proper angles and predict where the ball should end using multiple angles. It also deals with physics in that you have ot control how hard you calculate your shot in order to end in a specific location, as well as things like friction coefficients, ball speed, ball rotation and spin, energy transfer, energy loss, and other aspects that you normaly dont think about when playing  a rack in your local bar.
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These theories can be used to make a connection between teenagers, advertising, and the fast food industry through the analysis of marketing techniques\n\n:> peace
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You may look for Perdure Software & IT Service who provide many type of softwares like buffet, meal delivery, canteen, barcode logistic control software. Their website is http://www.perdure.com.sg
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Your question is a little vague so I'll list a few applications. Aircraft instruments, piston and turbine engines, barometers, steam engines,
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For a café you need to focus firstly on three marketing elements: Place, Physical Evidence and People:\n\nPhysical Evidence is the physical environment of your store. It is about the colors, the decoration, the layout and many more.\n\nPeople are the employees you hire and must be pleasant, customer service oriented, good-looking, etc.\n\nPlace is where your café will be located. It is a very important factor of the success of your company. Your café should be located either in a trade center, mall, etc. or near other successful cafes (don’t risk opening a café where is no competition or a market, changes are that you fail). The only occasion that your café may be isolated is if it is on a mountain, by the see or somewhere with breathtaking and magnificent view.
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U could do a comparative analysis of the fat content of your cafeteria foods. Using a fixed mass of each food, extract the fat by mixing with petroleum ether, filtering and collecting the filtrate then heating to drive off the solvent. U could then find the mass of fat that remains (of course you would nned to know the weight of the empty beaker etc bofore anything ws added). Do your percentages, graphs etc. and you are good to go.
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Applied physical science is the exact science of applying knowledge from physics to practical problems.
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www.fearofphysics.com has lots of animations and simulations about many aspects of Physics.  There is a section where you can ask experts and answer questions about Physics, a Physics dictionary and links to fun sites and games to do with Physics.\n\nA question for you though, what would you have done with a pure science degree?
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Take a physics class.  It's mostly common sense.
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Check with a small business beaureu for your city.\nAnd if you need help training your staff... I'm your guy.\nWorked in the restaurant business for years.
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Vision:  Paint a picture of what ideals you want to strive toward.  How about "To be recognized by the city as having the best baked goods and most comfortable atmosphere of any shop in town."\n\nMission:  More like Marching Orders.  how about:  "To produce and serve quality, fresh baked goods with variety which keeps our customers coming back, particularly the corporate customers  (I am making stuff up here), insuring maximum longterm profitablity.  You may want to add specifics about WHICH customers are important, which aspects of the bakeshop are important (quality food, on time delivery(?), high customer service and happy people, good atmosphere).  You may want to add specifics about which products are important (cakes, morning goods, high-end coffee, etc).\n\nGoals and Objectives, I think you take it down a level toward specific actions:\n\n1) Improve customer satisfaction (+10% as measured by our survey (or something)) \nTactic 1a)  Train all employees on customer service skills.\nTactic 1b)  BE 10 minutes early for all deliveries.\n\n2)  Improve Freshness\nTactic 2a) mark baking time on all goods - pitch goods after x hours\nTactic 2b)  Recommend items that are newly out of the oven\n\n\n3) improve profitability\ntactic 3a)  Measure production and wasted goods; reduce waste\ntactic 3b)  Put a marketing program in place to market to local businesses, and increase sales\n\n\nJust some random thoughts .. hopefully mine plus others will give you a start!  Best of Luck.