This document discusses developing a test strategy for a solid state engineering (SSE) model using secant engineering principles. It involves testing how the model stacks and develops synergy to assess its readiness for core measurements, simplification, and miniaturization. Customizing a remote assemblage requires developing a portal that completes wall tasks with branching properties and partnering capability. The next paper will further study the concepts at work, such as determining when a portal is "app ready."
We are comparing the Base Build Assembly in Plait Glass Emulation with the Dynamic Array for Product Media to show the more excellent features and financial outcomes. In V2 we will discuss how properties are developed for product media and in V3 we will begin the subject of inter-dimensional considerations leading to the Ark Mode requirements for remote building. We have begun mapping the properties and interdimensional requirement and show that we not only have exceeded the Scorecard by z dimensions, but that we also have exceeded time and motion itself.
The IF Strategy that determines the various stratification of the Project into an Agile Plan is capable of incorporating streams of componentization and scientific assets to determine the outcome of building the glass table and other production requirements.
The document discusses three phases (V1-V3) of a Glass Design Series focusing on componentization theory, making solid state engineering, and table design outcomes. It provides details on various groups, tasks, tools, and metrics for assessing the progression of the project from its startup to delivering a glass car model, glass house, and remote portals. The goal is to scale the glass design through continuous improvement using techniques like componentization, solid state engineering, cascade theory, and relational modeling.
This document discusses the scope of glass projects, including benchmarking requirements and agile design strategies. It references load arrays, supply chain mechanics, and stratifying components. Engineering economics concepts are described, relating to justifying designs using capital and operational costs. The document also mentions associative facts, time and motion data, and compiling events from prior work. Glass design will operate using crystal sea composition and ark wall metrics. The next steps discussed are a supply chain configuration, agile matrix, and impact statement.
We are comparing the Base Build Assembly in Plait Glass Emulation with the Dynamic Array for Product Media to show the more excellent features and financial outcomes. In V2 we will discuss how properties are developed for product media and in V3 we will begin the subject of inter-dimensional considerations leading to the Ark Mode requirements for remote building. We have begun mapping the properties and interdimensional requirement and show that we have exceeded the Scorecard by z dimensions
). In Part II we prepare metrics for the simulation model from our testing, and we also prepare cases for mitigation of conditions to prevent the project from encountering backsliding results during the crossover period of the project. Also, conditions likely to occur in every phase are studied. In Part III: we prepare cases for Mitigation and Outcomes, to be defined in task order in our next paper.
The document discusses simulations and models used in the Brij Consulting glass systems project. It covers topics like the purpose of simulations, key issues in modeling and simulations, and mathematical concepts used in glass analysis and simulations like trigonometry, secant engineering, and branch calculus. The future of the project's simulation modeling is said to move into cloud fluency to discover new approaches.
This document discusses developing a test strategy for a solid state engineering (SSE) model using secant engineering principles. It involves testing how the model stacks and develops synergy to assess its readiness for core measurements, simplification, and miniaturization. Customizing a remote assemblage requires developing a portal that completes wall tasks with branching properties and partnering capability. The next paper will further study the concepts at work, such as determining when a portal is "app ready."
We are comparing the Base Build Assembly in Plait Glass Emulation with the Dynamic Array for Product Media to show the more excellent features and financial outcomes. In V2 we will discuss how properties are developed for product media and in V3 we will begin the subject of inter-dimensional considerations leading to the Ark Mode requirements for remote building. We have begun mapping the properties and interdimensional requirement and show that we not only have exceeded the Scorecard by z dimensions, but that we also have exceeded time and motion itself.
The IF Strategy that determines the various stratification of the Project into an Agile Plan is capable of incorporating streams of componentization and scientific assets to determine the outcome of building the glass table and other production requirements.
The document discusses three phases (V1-V3) of a Glass Design Series focusing on componentization theory, making solid state engineering, and table design outcomes. It provides details on various groups, tasks, tools, and metrics for assessing the progression of the project from its startup to delivering a glass car model, glass house, and remote portals. The goal is to scale the glass design through continuous improvement using techniques like componentization, solid state engineering, cascade theory, and relational modeling.
This document discusses the scope of glass projects, including benchmarking requirements and agile design strategies. It references load arrays, supply chain mechanics, and stratifying components. Engineering economics concepts are described, relating to justifying designs using capital and operational costs. The document also mentions associative facts, time and motion data, and compiling events from prior work. Glass design will operate using crystal sea composition and ark wall metrics. The next steps discussed are a supply chain configuration, agile matrix, and impact statement.
We are comparing the Base Build Assembly in Plait Glass Emulation with the Dynamic Array for Product Media to show the more excellent features and financial outcomes. In V2 we will discuss how properties are developed for product media and in V3 we will begin the subject of inter-dimensional considerations leading to the Ark Mode requirements for remote building. We have begun mapping the properties and interdimensional requirement and show that we have exceeded the Scorecard by z dimensions
). In Part II we prepare metrics for the simulation model from our testing, and we also prepare cases for mitigation of conditions to prevent the project from encountering backsliding results during the crossover period of the project. Also, conditions likely to occur in every phase are studied. In Part III: we prepare cases for Mitigation and Outcomes, to be defined in task order in our next paper.
The document discusses simulations and models used in the Brij Consulting glass systems project. It covers topics like the purpose of simulations, key issues in modeling and simulations, and mathematical concepts used in glass analysis and simulations like trigonometry, secant engineering, and branch calculus. The future of the project's simulation modeling is said to move into cloud fluency to discover new approaches.
The Theory of Remote takes on more dimensional Ark-Glass consideration starting with processes we are more familiar with. The Sandbox approach in Phase I will lead into the full Glass Process in Phase II and then to the Land and Community Development in Phase III. Here we develop the Home Media and Build Case Process as well as financial ramifications. The full Glass Partnership emerges and is discussed in Phase III
The Scope of the 50-year Glass Plan is examined at length in its Continuous Modeling Phase. Momentum is founded on the synergism of the glass strategy. See visibly the conversion of Labor to the Balance Sheet https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/comments-on-step-into-the-world-of-glass-building-part-ipdf/267465404
Part I is a noteworthy description dedicated to the Problem Definition of Portal Building. Its content is related to various topics, including scrum performance, problem correlation, project value attribution, portal build requirements, glass construction, and simulations. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/comments-on-portal-compositions-part-i-pdf/268722476
Pillars and Pipes, Portals and Plaits, Columns and Beams in Architectural Instances and Remote Building are broadly discussed, in order to see glass system capability.
Building with Glass V1 Formalizing the Forward.pdfJeanMarshall8
The visualization of the various concepts within the Glass Path includes the method of tasking and sub tasking the process at a high level. Since the path is well documented from inception it is emulated with its primary emphasis of its sustainability and what makes it viable with a gifted discovery method. In V1 we formalize the Final Forward Statement and develop a Trig Proof to highlight a metric proof of the Market. The Supply Chain then leads into the Componentization strategy to develop green products and glass incentives. This finally becomes solid state engineering in the period in which scientific assets are required to achieve the loftier goals of architectural builds and remote building. The Glass Future Tables Concepts can be depicted on a starting map to identify the progression from componentization to its full solid state engineering change.
PROOF OF THE FINAL FORWARD as an object of the Interior Margin in relation to the potential market and the dynamics of the assets that are developed to engage the market in the discovery and development of new industrial physics processes.
The document provides an overview of simulations and modeling. It discusses how simulations require models to represent key characteristics of a system over time. Simulations are used in many contexts like technology performance, safety testing, training, and education. They allow experimenting with alternative scenarios when actually testing a real system could be dangerous, expensive, or not yet built. Key issues in modeling include selecting accurate model details, simplifying approximations, and ensuring simulation outcomes are valid. Procedures for verifying and validating models are important areas of ongoing research.
Part II...A functional look at Interpolative Scope and its proposed capabilities , Story #1 Specifications in Glass, Conversion Process at the Gate from Wall Synergy, Load Value and Invested Margin, View toward Instancing next... This is Part II of Interpolative Scope dialogue... added drivers and functional mark-up. Development of Tools for Instances.
DESCRIPTION: The visualization of the various concepts within the Glass Path includes the method of tasking and sub tasking the process at a high level. Since the path is well documented from inception it is emulated with its primary emphasis of its sustainability and what makes it viable with a gifted discovery method. In V1 we formalize the Final Forward Statement and develop a Trig Proof to highlight a metric proof of the Market. The Supply Chain then leads into the Componentization strategy to develop green products and glass incentives. This finally becomes solid state engineering in the period in which scientific assets are required to achieve the loftier goals of architectural builds and remote building. The Glass Future Tables Concepts can be depicted on a starting map to identify the progression from componentization to its full solid state engineering change.
PRODUCT MEDIA: Learning to build in INSTANCES will lead to REMOTE BUILDING in Ark Mode... We start to learn two types of Instances. In V2 the build array and the Z Trans-assimilation are discussed, generating entirely new product lines capable of remote upgrade and repair. We have costed this and determined it is scrum ready and plait potential to Scorecard metrics. In V3 we will compose more on the Wave Glass concept. A Singular Moment is a defined series of instances which hold the patterns as an ongoing Model.
Part II...A functional look at Interpolative Scope and its proposed capabilities , Story #1 Specifications in Glass, Conversion Process at the Gate from Wall Synergy, Load Value and Invested Margin, View toward Instancing This is Part II of Interpolative Scope dialogue... added drivers and functional mark-up. Development of Tools for Instances. and Tested for Appliance Use
Part II...A functional look at Interpolative Scope and its proposed capabilities , Story #1 Specifications in Glass, Conversion Process at the Gate from Wall Synergy, Load Value and Invested Margin, View toward Instancing next... This is Part II of Interpolative Scope dialogue... added drivers and functional mark-up
This document discusses green energy and glass technology. It covers topics like the timing of green investments, digital portals, paradigm shifts, and the future of glass as an "Ark Model" for new creation. Secant engineering concepts are introduced to optimize glass production processes. The timeline of glass development depends on advances in green energy and mobility. The goal is a model where all paths of glass, from digital to legacy, are enabled by green energy and build a new world economy many times larger than the current one.
We begin with evaluation of the Glass Build as an Engineering Process of Synthesis in Architectural Design in ARK Mode. Although Pro-Forma and Pre-Production we examine the Economic Change as we position the product in the market. The Major Shift in tooling design and fabrication methods contributes to a NEW ECONOMY; In V2 we study how the Matrix Expands to provide for new tooling that accomplishes feats of design and fabrication synthesis In V3 we see the economy vastly expands as the tooling requirement is satisfied and the building design and treatments increase equity builds
Time and Motion Motion in Ark Glass V2 Minding the Thread.pdfBrij Consulting, LLC
Overview
V1 Abandoning Paraphernalia has at its root the following concepts:
Solid State Performance through Ark Cloud Star Formative Properties
Theoretical Consistency in all Applications
No Material Failure or Zero-Sum Condition
Discipline needed for Utility Cognizance and standard oasis
Lack of frequency availability for other than the official business requirement
Glass Fingerprint for assigned Protocols (Applied in V2.)
V2 Minding the Thread gets deeper into the Mu Sic notation of instancing properties holding instances in moments when the properties or the containment of them must persist in motion. Examples of this are green energy conveyance, bridging mechanics, IP convergence and Portal arrangements, all appliance machines that must open and operate while their introspective property assignments need to be upgraded or changed.
V3 Stability in Connected Services rely on pipes and streaming that are grounded in permanent but untraceable root addresses that are never relative but fully sustainable and operated by the Morning Star; Accessibility is a function of Participation and Assignment for Portal and Warehouses
This document discusses plans for remote building using an "Ark Conduit" to assimilate digital information. It includes sections on theoretical production planning, assimilating pipe and plait concepts from the Ark, and defining parametric testing. Facts are added about using filler instead of density, adding menus and switches, and changing facade styles for the remote glass building system. Engineering changes that could impact production are also discussed.
In Part II we prepare metrics for the simulation model from our testing, and we also prepare cases for mitigation of conditions to prevent the project from encountering backsliding results during the crossover period of the project. Also, conditions likely to occur in every phase are studied. In Part III: we prepare cases for Mitigation and Outcomes, to be defined in task order in our next paper.
Learning to build in INSTANCES will lead to REMOTE BUILDING in Ark Mode... We start to learn two types of Instances... more to specify and build coming up
The document provides information about Bako Lam (Laminate) and its potential entry into the supply chain of ark glass products. It discusses the four enterprise areas for various applications of laminated glass, such as Automotive, Fenestrations, Candle stone, and Facades. The document also mentions the primary goals of Bako Lam, which include developing the instance attribution for laminates, task branding for easy identification, and finding partners for simulations. It further highlights the areas of growth for Bako Lam, the plan for product launch, the areas of focus (production instance, multi-agency simulations and supply chain), and the timeline for the company's activities. The document concludes with a summary and mentions the upcoming simulations report in Part II, which provides more details about the impact of Bako Lam on the glass industry. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/comments-on-making-the-retrofit-parts-i-ii-pdf/269607156
The document provides information about Bako Lam (Laminate) and its potential entry into the supply chain of ark glass products. It discusses the four enterprise areas for various applications of laminated glass, such as Automotive, Fenestrations, Candle stone, and Facades. The document also mentions the primary goals of Bako Lam, which include developing the instance attribution for laminates, task branding for easy identification, and finding partners for simulations. It further highlights the areas of growth for Bako Lam, the plan for product launch, the areas of focus (production instance, multi-agency simulations and supply chain), and the timeline for the company's activities. The document concludes with a summary and mentions the upcoming simulations report in Part II, which provides more details about the impact of Bako Lam on the glass industry
The Theory of Remote takes on more dimensional Ark-Glass consideration starting with processes we are more familiar with. The Sandbox approach in Phase I will lead into the full Glass Process in Phase II and then to the Land and Community Development in Phase III. Here we develop the Home Media and Build Case Process as well as financial ramifications. The full Glass Partnership emerges and is discussed in Phase III
The Scope of the 50-year Glass Plan is examined at length in its Continuous Modeling Phase. Momentum is founded on the synergism of the glass strategy. See visibly the conversion of Labor to the Balance Sheet https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/comments-on-step-into-the-world-of-glass-building-part-ipdf/267465404
Part I is a noteworthy description dedicated to the Problem Definition of Portal Building. Its content is related to various topics, including scrum performance, problem correlation, project value attribution, portal build requirements, glass construction, and simulations. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/comments-on-portal-compositions-part-i-pdf/268722476
Pillars and Pipes, Portals and Plaits, Columns and Beams in Architectural Instances and Remote Building are broadly discussed, in order to see glass system capability.
Building with Glass V1 Formalizing the Forward.pdfJeanMarshall8
The visualization of the various concepts within the Glass Path includes the method of tasking and sub tasking the process at a high level. Since the path is well documented from inception it is emulated with its primary emphasis of its sustainability and what makes it viable with a gifted discovery method. In V1 we formalize the Final Forward Statement and develop a Trig Proof to highlight a metric proof of the Market. The Supply Chain then leads into the Componentization strategy to develop green products and glass incentives. This finally becomes solid state engineering in the period in which scientific assets are required to achieve the loftier goals of architectural builds and remote building. The Glass Future Tables Concepts can be depicted on a starting map to identify the progression from componentization to its full solid state engineering change.
PROOF OF THE FINAL FORWARD as an object of the Interior Margin in relation to the potential market and the dynamics of the assets that are developed to engage the market in the discovery and development of new industrial physics processes.
The document provides an overview of simulations and modeling. It discusses how simulations require models to represent key characteristics of a system over time. Simulations are used in many contexts like technology performance, safety testing, training, and education. They allow experimenting with alternative scenarios when actually testing a real system could be dangerous, expensive, or not yet built. Key issues in modeling include selecting accurate model details, simplifying approximations, and ensuring simulation outcomes are valid. Procedures for verifying and validating models are important areas of ongoing research.
Part II...A functional look at Interpolative Scope and its proposed capabilities , Story #1 Specifications in Glass, Conversion Process at the Gate from Wall Synergy, Load Value and Invested Margin, View toward Instancing next... This is Part II of Interpolative Scope dialogue... added drivers and functional mark-up. Development of Tools for Instances.
DESCRIPTION: The visualization of the various concepts within the Glass Path includes the method of tasking and sub tasking the process at a high level. Since the path is well documented from inception it is emulated with its primary emphasis of its sustainability and what makes it viable with a gifted discovery method. In V1 we formalize the Final Forward Statement and develop a Trig Proof to highlight a metric proof of the Market. The Supply Chain then leads into the Componentization strategy to develop green products and glass incentives. This finally becomes solid state engineering in the period in which scientific assets are required to achieve the loftier goals of architectural builds and remote building. The Glass Future Tables Concepts can be depicted on a starting map to identify the progression from componentization to its full solid state engineering change.
PRODUCT MEDIA: Learning to build in INSTANCES will lead to REMOTE BUILDING in Ark Mode... We start to learn two types of Instances. In V2 the build array and the Z Trans-assimilation are discussed, generating entirely new product lines capable of remote upgrade and repair. We have costed this and determined it is scrum ready and plait potential to Scorecard metrics. In V3 we will compose more on the Wave Glass concept. A Singular Moment is a defined series of instances which hold the patterns as an ongoing Model.
Part II...A functional look at Interpolative Scope and its proposed capabilities , Story #1 Specifications in Glass, Conversion Process at the Gate from Wall Synergy, Load Value and Invested Margin, View toward Instancing This is Part II of Interpolative Scope dialogue... added drivers and functional mark-up. Development of Tools for Instances. and Tested for Appliance Use
Part II...A functional look at Interpolative Scope and its proposed capabilities , Story #1 Specifications in Glass, Conversion Process at the Gate from Wall Synergy, Load Value and Invested Margin, View toward Instancing next... This is Part II of Interpolative Scope dialogue... added drivers and functional mark-up
This document discusses green energy and glass technology. It covers topics like the timing of green investments, digital portals, paradigm shifts, and the future of glass as an "Ark Model" for new creation. Secant engineering concepts are introduced to optimize glass production processes. The timeline of glass development depends on advances in green energy and mobility. The goal is a model where all paths of glass, from digital to legacy, are enabled by green energy and build a new world economy many times larger than the current one.
We begin with evaluation of the Glass Build as an Engineering Process of Synthesis in Architectural Design in ARK Mode. Although Pro-Forma and Pre-Production we examine the Economic Change as we position the product in the market. The Major Shift in tooling design and fabrication methods contributes to a NEW ECONOMY; In V2 we study how the Matrix Expands to provide for new tooling that accomplishes feats of design and fabrication synthesis In V3 we see the economy vastly expands as the tooling requirement is satisfied and the building design and treatments increase equity builds
Time and Motion Motion in Ark Glass V2 Minding the Thread.pdfBrij Consulting, LLC
Overview
V1 Abandoning Paraphernalia has at its root the following concepts:
Solid State Performance through Ark Cloud Star Formative Properties
Theoretical Consistency in all Applications
No Material Failure or Zero-Sum Condition
Discipline needed for Utility Cognizance and standard oasis
Lack of frequency availability for other than the official business requirement
Glass Fingerprint for assigned Protocols (Applied in V2.)
V2 Minding the Thread gets deeper into the Mu Sic notation of instancing properties holding instances in moments when the properties or the containment of them must persist in motion. Examples of this are green energy conveyance, bridging mechanics, IP convergence and Portal arrangements, all appliance machines that must open and operate while their introspective property assignments need to be upgraded or changed.
V3 Stability in Connected Services rely on pipes and streaming that are grounded in permanent but untraceable root addresses that are never relative but fully sustainable and operated by the Morning Star; Accessibility is a function of Participation and Assignment for Portal and Warehouses
This document discusses plans for remote building using an "Ark Conduit" to assimilate digital information. It includes sections on theoretical production planning, assimilating pipe and plait concepts from the Ark, and defining parametric testing. Facts are added about using filler instead of density, adding menus and switches, and changing facade styles for the remote glass building system. Engineering changes that could impact production are also discussed.
In Part II we prepare metrics for the simulation model from our testing, and we also prepare cases for mitigation of conditions to prevent the project from encountering backsliding results during the crossover period of the project. Also, conditions likely to occur in every phase are studied. In Part III: we prepare cases for Mitigation and Outcomes, to be defined in task order in our next paper.
Learning to build in INSTANCES will lead to REMOTE BUILDING in Ark Mode... We start to learn two types of Instances... more to specify and build coming up
The document provides information about Bako Lam (Laminate) and its potential entry into the supply chain of ark glass products. It discusses the four enterprise areas for various applications of laminated glass, such as Automotive, Fenestrations, Candle stone, and Facades. The document also mentions the primary goals of Bako Lam, which include developing the instance attribution for laminates, task branding for easy identification, and finding partners for simulations. It further highlights the areas of growth for Bako Lam, the plan for product launch, the areas of focus (production instance, multi-agency simulations and supply chain), and the timeline for the company's activities. The document concludes with a summary and mentions the upcoming simulations report in Part II, which provides more details about the impact of Bako Lam on the glass industry. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/comments-on-making-the-retrofit-parts-i-ii-pdf/269607156
The document provides information about Bako Lam (Laminate) and its potential entry into the supply chain of ark glass products. It discusses the four enterprise areas for various applications of laminated glass, such as Automotive, Fenestrations, Candle stone, and Facades. The document also mentions the primary goals of Bako Lam, which include developing the instance attribution for laminates, task branding for easy identification, and finding partners for simulations. It further highlights the areas of growth for Bako Lam, the plan for product launch, the areas of focus (production instance, multi-agency simulations and supply chain), and the timeline for the company's activities. The document concludes with a summary and mentions the upcoming simulations report in Part II, which provides more details about the impact of Bako Lam on the glass industry
The document provides information about Bako Lam (Laminate) and its potential entry into the supply chain of ark glass products. It discusses the four enterprise areas for various applications of laminated glass, such as Automotive, Fenestrations, Candle stone, and Facades. The document also mentions the primary goals of Bako Lam, which include developing the instance attribution for laminates, task branding for easy identification, and finding partners for simulations. It further highlights the areas of growth for Bako Lam, the plan for product launch, the areas of focus (production instance, multi-agency simulations and supply chain), and the timeline for the company's activities. The document concludes with a summary and mentions the upcoming simulations report in Part II, which will provide more details about the impact of Bako Lam on the glass industry. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/comments-on-making-the-retrofit-bako-lam-pdf/269560673
The document provides information about Bako Lam (Laminate) and its potential entry into the supply chain of ark glass products. It discusses the four enterprise areas for various applications of laminated glass, such as Automotive, Fenestrations, Candle stone, and Facades. The document also mentions the primary goals of Bako Lam, which include developing the instance attribution for laminates, task branding for easy identification, and finding partners for simulations. It further highlights the areas of growth for Bako Lam, the plan for product launch, the areas of focus (production instance, multi-agency simulations and supply chain), and the timeline for the company's activities. The document concludes with a summary and mentions the upcoming simulations report in Part II, which will provide more details about the impact of Bako Lam on the glass industry.
The document discusses scrum performance, portal build requirements, and streaming media in the context of a project. It covers problem definition, metrics, and the use of simulations. It also explores the concept of remote cloud assembly and the impact of glass technology.
https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/comments-on-portal-compositions-all-parts-pdf/269367034
The document discusses scrum performance, portal build requirements, and streaming media in the context of a project. It covers problem definition, metrics, and the use of simulations. It also explores the concept of remote cloud assembly and the impact of glass technology.
Part I is a noteworthy description dedicated to the Problem Definition of Portal Building. Its content is related to various topics, including scrum performance, problem correlation, project value attribution, portal build requirements, glass construction, and simulations.
The document is divided into three parts: Bookmarks, Golden Bricks, and Casting Crowns. It discusses various aspects of glass projects, including remote cloud assembly, metric maps, scrum performance, golden bricks, casting crowns (collaboration), and portal arrangements. It also mentions the importance of branding, marketing, and simulations in these projects. Additionally, the document contains a series of papers and presentations related to glass concepts and algorithms, covering topics such as benchmarking, glass impact, green energy, solid-state engineering, cloud-star evolution, simulations, and more about Ark Science and Glass building and production.
The document is divided into three parts: Bookmarks, Golden Bricks, and Casting Crowns. It discusses various aspects of glass projects, including remote cloud assembly, metric maps, scrum performance, golden bricks, casting crowns (collaboration), and portal arrangements. It also mentions the importance of branding, marketing, and simulations in these projects. Additionally, the document contains a series of papers and presentations related to glass concepts and algorithms, covering topics such as benchmarking, glass impact, green energy, solid-state engineering, cloud-star evolution, simulations, and more about Ark Science , Glass building and production.
https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/comments-on-maker-maps-the-next-glass-strategy-pdf/268262695
The document contains a series of papers and presentations related to glass concepts and algorithms. The contents include discussions on topics such as momentum in glass building, impact engineering, continuous modeling, synergies, instancing, remote cloud assembly, simulations, portal design theory, metric maps, and the future projections of the glass plan. The papers also cover various aspects of glass production, including the use of solid-state engineering, green energy, wave and lens assimilation, and the development of remote architectural processes. Additionally, there are papers on the integration of glass with other technologies, such as media and tech in glass, digital production systems, and the use of gates and instances. The document also mentions the importance of certifications, securitization, and equity in the glass projects.
The document contains a series of papers and presentations related to glass concepts and algorithms. The contents include discussions on topics such as momentum in glass building, impact engineering, continuous modeling, synergies, instancing, remote cloud assembly, simulations, portal design theory, metric maps, and the future projections of the glass plan. The papers also cover various aspects of glass production, including the use of solid-state engineering, green energy, wave and lens assimilation, and the development of remote architectural processes. Additionally, there are papers on the integration of glass with other technologies, such as media and tech in glass, digital production systems, and the use of gates and instances. The document also mentions the importance of certifications, securitization, and equity in the glass projects. https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/comments-on-step-into-the-world-of-glass-all-partspdf/267668471
Comments on Step Into the World of Glass Building Part I.pdfBrij Consulting, LLC
The Scope of the 50-year Glass Plan is examined at length in its Continuous Modeling Phase. Momentum is founded on the synergism of the glass strategy. See visibly the conversion of Labor to the Balance Sheet
The Outcome of our Square Pi Digital Investment is a What If? Metric Map, Key to Stakeholder Investments https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/comments-on-square-pi-key-to-the-investmentpdf/267325383
This paper describes the means to redevelop Scorecard to an on-demand product and as a scalable and portable application. Since we are applying a mark to market position to our hyD Division and looking for the implications of burden lift to the project earnback requirement, we will likely do some more KPI and SCRUM METRIC what if testing in our next paper, related to the effects of portal transactions.
This paper describes the means to redevelop Scorecard to an on-demand product and as a scalable and portable application. Since we are applying a mark to market position to our hyD Division and looking for the implications of burden lift to the project earnback requirement, we will likely do some more KPI and SCRUM METRIC what if testing in our next paper, related to the effects of portal transactions.
Can Scorecard raise our glass process to new heights of System Capability? We look at many advantages related to portals, processes and scrum-based production: Valuation of Purchase Price, Business correspondence to Goodwill and Supply Chain application.
Can Scorecard raise our glass process to new heights of System Capability? We look at many advantages related to portals, processes and scrum-based production: Valuation of Purchase Price, Business correspondence to Goodwill and Supply Chain application.
Glass Systems Branching and Partner Acclimations in Three Portal Arrangements. CONTENTS OVERVIEW...Defining Portals, Splitting Demand as a VRD Technique, Reconciling Portals and Market Position, Scorecard Gearbox (to be discussed), Componentization and Early Phase Projects, Full Scope Delivery of Agile Projects, Associating Tasks and Task Analytics, Later PLAN Market Impact, Matching and Stacking in the Domains, Signature Delivery and Confluent Design. Addendum shows Manufactuing Production, Scrum and Performance Statements. See Comments at https://www.slideshare.net/slideshows/comments-on-simulations-partners-addendumpdf/265866438
Glass Systems Branching and Partner Acclimations in Three Portal Arrangements. CONTENTS OVERVIEW...Defining Portals, Splitting Demand as a VRD Technique, Reconciling Portals and Market Position, Scorecard Gearbox (to be discussed), Componentization and Early Phase Projects, Full Scope Delivery of Agile Projects, Associating Tasks and Task Analytics, Later PLAN Market Impact, Matching and Stacking in the Domains, Signature Delivery and Confluent Design. Addendum shows Manufactuing Production, Scrum and Performance Statements
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1. SSE: THE REMOTE END
ARK Means to Package the Build
Streaming
MDIA
Glass Design Series
V1 SSE THEORY
V2 Making Cloud-Star
V3 Portal Design Outcomes
2. MARKING THE
MOVEMENT
The overall project model produces some
movement in captive motivation when the
singular conditions create uplift or timing of shift
in the requirements. Here we want to look for
and test the metric relationships for those
activities that begin a new paradigm.
The simulation of that active passage can be
used to create an assemblage of keys to
accommodate those moments such as
streamline warehouse or to splice an active
setup for defining the miniaturization to remote it.
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Advantages of
the Glass Model
include Synergy
Simulations in Plait
Statistically correlate-able facts let you assimilate small and build large
Synergize, Simulate and Plait Differentials
Glass Design Series
V1 SSE THEORY
V2 Making Cloud-Star
V3 Portal Design Outcomes
3. SSE: THE REMOTE END
ARK Means to Package the Build
Streaming
MDIA
Glass Design Series
V1 SSE THEORY
V2 Making Star Cloud
V3 Portal Design Outcomes
Product
Development
versus
Construction
Development
with agile
delivery! dates
SD SA
19+ 10+ 7+
TEST
18L
6L
4. SSE: SPLICE AND MINIATURIZE REMOTE
SD SA Synergy
SD SA
SD
SA
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19+
10+
Initial
componentization
5. SECANT RELATION
The Blue section or T1&T2
with Site Development
and Scientific Assets
L= Corner
C= Chi figure
D= Distributive
Can one car change the world?
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6. Originating Task Order
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From Small Form to Large
Form Componentization
Streams of
Componentizations
Consumerist products will lose their
present form, some may be
unnecessary, others combined
Going Remote
From Synergy to Remote
Assimilations in SSE
7. CLOUD-STAR (NOTES)
Once simulated the synergized selection can be spliced to optimize its work
Glass Design Series
V1 SSE THEORY
V2 Making Cloud-Star
V3 Portal Design Outcomes
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G
^^
^
^
Gate
79.68*2 = 159.36
Linest1, Linest2
Logest1, Logest2
^^
Lin-1
Lin-2
Log-1
Log-2
G
see also slide 20
Slide 23
8. COMPLEX OBJECTS
The Cloud-Star theory of complex objects requires analysis, synthesis and simulation to determine the optimal
work solution of the object spliced and stacked in order to miniaturize its operations. Solid State Objects of a
complex nature will operate best under the repetitive use of one of the Secant graphics patterns, here we
suspect the second blue graphic where most of the operative materials and elements are. Here, also, the
object is studied in its energy format. With actual glass it is much easier to stack and review the new model.
5 Horns
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9. Core Samples drilled into the
mural shows no paint or
pigments only the rock
colorations and the amazing
Gothic Church emerged there
Historical and
Scientific Aspects of
the Image
The image of Our
Lady of Las Lajas, as
that of Our Lady of
Guadalupe, has
spanned the
centuries without
losing its brilliance.
In the case of Las
Lajas, the Divine
Painter used a fade-
proof method. After
German geologists
bored core samples
from several spots in
the image, they
determined there
was no paint, no
dye, or any other
pigment on the
surface of the rock;
the colors are the
colors of the rock
itself, and they
penetrate into the
rock evenly for
several feet!
https://youtu.be/Qhm3r-u3d3g
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10. REMOTE SIMULATIONS
Remote Simulations in the form of Glass Builds
require the use of cloud-stars and other
branching assemblies. Here we note that
object-oriented programming language had its
beginnings in 1965. It may be 100 years from
these crude beginnings to the accomplishment
of object-oriented remote builds plus testing.
1965
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Simulations
achieve
optimal
working model
Advancing
Slide 17
11. BRIDGE
GATE
PORTAL
Complex Thruput arrangements that
require more attention
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Noticing the
impassable
structures of
the world
enable new
ideas
From Slide 8
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The Wall appears to Migrate to accommodate the project but
likely is demonstrating its requirements in each phase.
Stars are
always
being
perfected
Cloud
Fluency is
next
adaptation
13. Wall Patterns incorporated into the
Portal and relational instances
assigned to its sectors
Cloud Star Applications operate
portal arrangements
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19+ 10+
SD SA
Proprietary vs. Composite
Compositional layering in system
environment becomes proprietary IP
Part II
ReplicationPackaging-
Deciduous
Contiguous
GLASS MIRROR VIRTUAL
COLLABORATION
SSE Repeatable Services
Years Years
From Slide 9
Remote
STREAM BRANCH REPLICATE GATE
FROM 1WHEEL SECANT IMAGING TO 7W MULTIPLES
TABLES
2
3
4
1 4 See Scientific Methods, slide 14
Through
Gated
3
2
1
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Splice to develop core composition and
miniaturize along the core mechanic
using table synergy
Glass Design Series
V1 SSE THEORY
V2 Making Cloud-Star
V3 Portal Design Outcomes
These two topics are
somewhat merged
Slide 17
calcs
α1+
α1
Benchmarks
α
VRD metrics
Glass Componentize, make
Solid State, Candle Map
Slide 16 calc
16. PART III: SUBDIVISIONS AND BIFURCATIONS
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From our Events paper…
β
β= .0134
β= .0134
ReplicationPackaging-
Slide 21
Slide 17 Slide 20
17. DEVISING A TEST STRATEGY
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(40.00000)
(30.00000)
(20.00000)
(10.00000)
-
10.00000
20.00000
30.00000
(1.50000) (1.00000) (0.50000) - 0.50000 1.00000 1.50000
Row Stats
Cos Tan Sec
Split Time and Motion
Glass Design Series
V1 SSE THEORY
V2 Making Cloud-Star
V3 Portal Design Outcomes
[Slide 18 Outcome = [Row 14] 3444.79153-3441.1895=3.60203 circle]
Dim 9993.80949 – 9980=1.380949 bin
Slide 15
18. SUMMARY OF SSE
All the various facets or parts of SSE must be completed
using Secant Engineering. Given this requirement the
test strategy for comprehending the way the model
stacks and develops synergy is important for assessing
its readiness for core measurements and simplification
as well as miniaturization.
Customization of a remote assemblage is a work of
developing a portal that accomplishes the
completion of the wall tasks and has branching
properties and partnering capability. Our next
paper will study more in depth the concepts at
work. How do we know if the portal is “app ready?”
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β
∆
Glass Design Series
V1 SSE THEORY
V2 Making Cloud-Star
V3 Portal Design Outcomes
These two topics are
somewhat merged
because there are
multiple types of
thruput & packaging
β
/2
β
β
x2
Portal
Basis
85.75 x2 = 171.1
Ω
Ω
α
1.967127315
X 6
= 15.73701852
-15.12 = .617
αο
.1234
α
Z=
α1
3.012
19. TESTING METHOD FOR UPLIFT
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Power series is related to the lens
20. DRAWING THE LINE
A formidable obstacle to portal design is eliminated when
processes can be completed from various system sides and
combined in instances to work in synchronous combination
with cloud stars
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Portal
Basis
1.967127315
X 6
= 15.73701852
-15.12 = .617
188.144
-187
=1.144
α
c
c
c
c
Golden Ratio
21. SSE QUIZ
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The Quiz is included in this difficult design
spectrum to help associate facts with
heightened process requirements
Within The Glass System
Cloud-Star comes next
Interior vs. Exterior Market
The Wall migrates with Demand
Customers and vendors
collaborate in a long-lived plan
The Impact Factor is a predicated
burden across the board
Flat and contiguous arrangement,
wheel arrangement
Distributive and Secant Resolution is a
process; Analog to Digital is a graphical
expression of measurement
Mentoring is
both a gift and a
requirement
The supply chain has the iterative
impact on the asset creation and its
subsequent market demand building
the scenario through its key
engineering oversight
23. Table presented is
capable of being
reconciled in Secant
format
Proof of Tan, Sin and Cos
is a high confidence
that we have
conquered the curve
23
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Appendix II
Ω
Ω
2 x Thruput
Calc
678
-604
=74, Cos
906
-232
=678
“Scope”
S
G
G
9.09
9.09
^
^^
^ see slide 6
G
^^
5.05
Β=.671∗2
α
Slide 15
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From Remote Build, Phase III
Appendix III Complex Packaging is an essential
Every
packa
ge
Every
package
should
have
magnification
to all parts
built in
4 Lens
Facsimile
Every
package
should
Be inspected
that its
contents are
deliverable
26. CITY OF GOD and Lamb
Transduction of the Light
And Trans ponding Conveyance
Architectural Models
Las Lajas
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St. Michael
27. OUR NEXT PAPER IN DESIGN SERIES
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1. The Scope of Glass Projects: Benchmarking and IF Factor for
the scope determination of Glass and STRABO serialization for
Agile
2. Glass Impact: Streaming the Engineering of Components, Solid
State Assemblage, Table Design Outcomes
3. Cascading in Green: The theories and concepts related to the
Green Wall and the starting compositing of green energy and
wall migrations.
4. SSE: The Remote End: How Solid-State Engineering is
Performance mined and delivered remotely
5. Cloud-Star Evolution: Where Cloud and Star Evolve to Fluency
28. 1. Portal Prosperity: An overview of Glass Theory and Ark
Design develops property reconcilement for Conveyance
2. Crossover Conveyance: Beginning with Remote Signature,
threading the advancing fingerprint with a glass path and
integral site management, moving into SIMULATIONS in
Real Time
3. Converge- The Remote Build: Tasks to consider the
process of converging to the Remote Build Site and what
considerations are given to producing a remote service or
build out of a productive requirement, introducing sandbox
theory. Phase I only considers the Kitchen Tech. Phase II
is involved in whole home Media and Tech in Glass.
Phase III develops the land and its attributes. This is three
separate papers.
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1. Studying T&MM: the requirement for certification of mobility
for competent conveyances
2. Portal Projects: the evidence, timing and intelligent use of
portals
3. Calling it Green: Components of Green Energy, short
review: Calling it Green requires new uses of potential and
^studies in wave glass and graphical relationships can raise up
a green energy fluency that will lead to energy self-sufficiency
4. Dimensions in Multivariant Fabrications: Determining Forms
and Contents of Green Energy and Blue Wave Cascade;
relating elements to current science and future requirements
5. Wave and Lens Assimilation: The means to compile and to
build in Glass Systems is described. The use of secant math.
6. Math Solutions for Wave and Lens Assimilations: See also
Commentary for Math Solutions
7. Supply Side Portfolio: Timing and Model of Glass and Green
events to fulfill path… Does the Tan Line help?
8. Partners in T Pluribus Unum: Measuring with Diacritical
Marks
1. Portfolio Wheels: Study of Secants and Wheels in the Dynamic
requirement for Media to write and produce in Ark Science and
Dimensional Systems, Introduction of the Story “Eru finds a Golden
Pen.”
2. Ark Media: The Dialogue of the Story and the Construction of
Storyboards, Mix and Remix specifications, beginning crosswalk and
encryptions
3. Builds and Simulations: Discuss Matrix Trees, Migratory Patterns and
the use of Secants to Build tooling
4. The Corner of Mu Sic: an update of our Digital Paper on Mu Sic to
include Ark encryptions and design considerations
5. The Glass House: Magi and Marcus Engineering plans to invest in a
Plait Glass facility for building and research in remote Ark Science.
Start of Tooling and Secant Design for the Construction Industry
6. The Remote Build: Planning a Theoretical Production for untried
Architecture
7. Glass Mix Z-Form: Production Walk-Thru Glass Mix and Forms, leads
into the Write Process
8. Bridging the Instance: Now operating multiple instances must bridge
the operations, learn about deciduous models and deliberate the
outcome of operations for the 2022 Plan of Magi and Marcus
9. Architectural Builds and Designs: Looking into Delivery Mechanics and
the Products themselves
10. Pipes and Plaits in Ark Mode Design: How the Plait Pipe System
assists with Land Products. See Number Theory
11. Continuous Modeling: Moving away from the Contiguous Model to a
strategy of seamless integration of methods and modes of operation.
See Number Theory.
12. The Glass Warehouse: From Start to Finish the streamlined operations
of the Marcus and Magi Engineering remote architectural process
13. Branch- Sound and Image Construction: Characterizing the branch
capability of new applications, appliances and mode[ls] of operations
1. Ark in Glass: Changing the Schema for Ark Mode crossover, beginning
study of Secants and Wheels for the “cube-ified glass” engineering of
Imaging, sound and motion characteristics.
2. The New Stone: Simulations and Re-instancing to package, confect and
view glass media
3. Dimensional Building: Dimensional Arrays, Z strength, Product Media,
Interdimensional Matrices.
4. The Dynamic Instance: Product Media Discussed
5. The Glass Build: Base Build and Modules Assembled, considering impact of
dimensional systems
6. Glass in the Making: Costing and Loading, Assembly and Assimilation, IP
Defined, Logos
7. Art of the Science: What can be made? Assimilation discussed, look at
basic product ideas
8. Digital Glass Production: Pipe Transit and RIK Declare, Batch Appliance
(Dialogue paper)
9. Imposition of Value Engineering: Establishing and Justifying the Load for
Pipe Transit
10. The Digital Plait Position: Engineering Design of the Load and Thruput
11. ^Mu Sic in the Advancing Age: Use of Fingerprint and Encryption for
Operational Loads
12. Engineering Objects: The Purpose of this Paper is to Consider the means to
raise up a Digital Portal Production System using appliances gained through
Plait Object and Gate driven configurations that work with Digital Mechanics.
Six-Layer Glass and Appliances
13. Instancing at the Gate: Use of Gates and Instances, bridging of the
engineering process
14. Interpolative Scope: Use of a Demand and Production Scope for building
and delivery of product, learning to specify material, looking for union of
Vector
15. Functional Glass: Fitness for Function and Moral Intelligence, Bayesian
Analysis
16. The Glass Wall: This is a very difficult staging of advanced engineering to
depict …Motivated by sound it creates a means by sound to cascade light for
safe and wireless power
17. The Glass Wave: Learning to Plait Gates, Reconcile Metrics to Scorecard,
and load value of Scrum
18. Scrum Costing w/notes (Book It Daniel): establishing scrum standards
(Dialogue paper)
19. Gate Plait Green (Mark It Mark): first scalable plait arrangement overcomes
bottleneck (Dialogue paper)
20. Scorecard Integration (Map It Ralph): A review of mappings to date, marking
old vs. new (Dialogue paper)
Motion Projects-8
Remote Theory-5
Ark Model-13 Digital-20
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Roadmap: #47 & #48 & #49
Dimensional Building in Ark Design
Glass Cars and New Product Roadmap
Calendar Cartography
Building with Glass #50
New
Remote Theory
Ark Model
Motion Projects