Types of Forces | December 18
2012
| Phoenix University | Checkpoint 1 week 6 |
Types of Force There are 5 types of forces officers can use on duty. These 5 types of forces are: Use of authority, use of body, use of restraints, less than lethal weapons, and deadly force. Use of authority is the minimal level of those five, officers will use their tone, choice of words body language and the way they position themselves to send certain messages to suspects to keep order. The second of the 5 is "use of body", this force allows officers to use pushing, restraints, holding, hitting and choking in situations that deem it necessary, for example if a suspect is unruly, runs from Officers, or those that ignores the officers signals of peace.
Police officers will engage themselves in many different situations on duty. They have no choice but to get into these particular situations, so that they can help keep order and prevent chaos from spreading to other areas. These particular situations can be very unpredictable, so police officers are trained to look out for anything that may be of harm to them, or everyone else around. The force officers will mimic the situations they are taking care of. If the situation they are trying to calm is very strong and can prove dangerous, police officers will try an adapt themselves this particular situations. If the situations is dangerous police officers will begin to take precaution, and will attempt on using a very high level of force to help apprehend the suspect, if the suspect is proven
Cantilever Bridge Describe the bridge and how it distributes the forces acting on it. Including an explanation of what makes this type different then beam bridge. A cantilever bridge could be said to be a variation on the basic beam bridge. The roadway of the bridge is held in place by cantilevers, which are long structures, or arms, projecting out into the water, but which are anchored on only one end. A diving board is a good example of a cantilever: although anchored on only one end, it can…
• To study emulsion and type of emulsions • To understand interactions between dispersed droplets • To classify emulsifiers and mechanism of action for emulsifiers Lecture outline • • • • • • Terminology Interactions between dispersed droplets Types of emulsion Emulsifiers Mechanism action HLB values Terminology • Colloidal dispersion – dispersion of two or more immiscible materials, containing a dispersed phase in the size range of 1 nm – 1 µm • Simplest type of colloidal system – a…
What is a Lever? A lever is a simple machine consisting of a beam positioned on a fixed point (the fulcrum) and used to transmit force, as in raising or moving a weight at one end by pushing down on the other. The Boom of a Crane A boom (arm) or mounts its movable platform. Pulleys and levers help to raise the boom to lift or drop objects. Generally a hook suspends from the boom. Where are the Levers used in and throughout the Crane? Most cranes utilize the lever to lift exceptionally large…
Diaphragm style – this type of pneumatic actuator is made up of a stem in a circular steel housing and a rubber diaphragm. It is ideally used for valves such as globe and diaphragm valves, since these require shorter travel. Figure 16 www2.spiraxsarco.com b. Rack and Pinion…
employment guidelines, unconstitutional, or a crime with in itself. When people hear the term “police misconduct” they automatically think of a police officer using unnecessary force against a civilian. While that is a form of police misconduct it is not only form. Throughout this paper I will bring light to the many types of police misconduct that can happen in the law enforcement industry. While being a police officer, you have guidelines and rules that you need to follow just as if you worked…
genelectric motor is an electric machine that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. In normal motoring mode, most electric motors operate through the interaction between an electric motor's magnetic field and winding currents to generate force within the motor. In certain applications, such as in the transportation industry with traction motors, electric motors can operate in both motoring and generating or braking modes to also produce electrical energy from mechanical energy.cdvfgnbnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn…
--- Major bones involved in movement > Long bones absorb shock and distribute pressure. eg. most arm and leg bones… femur, radius, fibula, tibia. > Other types of bone by shape: short bones (wrists, ankles, fingers), flat bones (skull, breastbone), irregular bones (vertebra, facial bones, shoulder blade) > Other types of bone by location: sesamoid bones which are small bones in tendons where pressure develops (patella), sutural bones which are small bones located between joints (between…
odors. • The simplest aromatic hydrocarbon is benzene. • The six-membered ring and three π bonds of benzene comprise a single functional group, found in most aromatic compounds. 7 Functional Groups with CarbonHeteroatom (C-Z) σ bonds • Several types of functional groups contain C-Z σ bonds. • The electronegative heteroatom Z creates a polar bond, making carbon electron deficient. 8 Functional Groups with C-Z σ bonds 9 Functional Groups with C=O Group • This group is called a “carbonyl group”…
There are many different types of forces. A force, according to our text book, is an influence tending to change the motion of an object or produce motion in a stationary object. Forces have a variety of different functions, in which they can combine. They combine by either working in the same direction to make a stronger force, or by working against each-other to cancel out one of the forces. According to our text book, how forces combine depends on the direction of the forces applied to an object.…
There are no forces of attraction/repulsion between gas particles. AVG. KE of gas particles depends on the temp of the gas 7. According to KMT, who do liquids form a meniscus Surface tension effect, which is a strong attraction that pulls the liquid molecules upward along surface, against the pull of gravity. capillary actions, which is the att of surface of liq to the surface of the solid 8. List three examples of amorphous solids? plastic, glass, rubber, semiconductors 9. What types of compounds are compressible…
