Laboratory Exercises in Microbiology - part 10 pps
Laboratory Exercises in Microbiology - part 10 pps
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Laboratory Exercises in Microbiology - part 1 pptx
... Guide
Mycobacterium tuberculosis (mi-ko-bak-TE-re-um
too-ber-ku-LO-sis)
Why Is the Following Bacterium
Used in This Exercise?
Mycobacterium tuberculosis (L. tuberculum, a small swelling
+ Gr. -osis, characterized ... lighting and adjusting a laboratory burner
c. using an incubator
Laboratory Thinking Skills
A student successfully completing basic microbiol-
ogy will demonstrate an incre...
Laboratory Exercises in Microbiology - part 2 pot
... pseudodiphtheriticum (koh-rye-nee-
back-TIR-ee-um soo-doh-dif-theh-RIT-ee-cum)
Micrococcus luteus (my-kro-KOK-us LOO-tee-us)
Spirillum volutans (spy-RIL-lum VOL-u-tans)
Why Are the Above Bacteria Used
in This ... 3.30–3.36.
Pronunciation Guide
Alcaligenes faecalis (al-kah-LIJ-en-eez fee-KAL-iss)
Pseudomonas fluorescens (soo-do-MO-nas floor-ES-
sens)
Why Are the Above Bacteria Used
in This...
Laboratory Exercises in Microbiology - part 3 ppt
... (klos-STRID-ee-um spo-
ROJ-ah-nees)
Escherichia coli (esh-er-I-ke-a KOH-lee)
Pseudomonas aeruginosa (soo-do-MO-nas a-ruh-jin-
OH-sah)
109
SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
No mouth pipetting. Be careful with ... Guide
Escherichia coli (esh-er-I-ke-a KOH-lee)
Bacillus subtilis (bah-SIL-lus sub-til-lus)
Serratia marcescens (se-RA-she-ah mar-SES-sens)
Why Are the Following Bacteria
Used in This Exercise...
Laboratory Exercises in Microbiology - part 4 pot
... subtilis (bah-SIL-lus SUB-til-us)
Escherichia coli (esh-er-I-ke-a KOH-lee)
Pseudomonas aeruginosa (soo-do-MO-nas a-ruh-jin-
OH-sa)
Why Are the Above Bacteria Used
in This Exercise?
In this exercise, ... (kleb-se-EL-lah nu-MO-ne-ah)
Proteus vulgaris (PRO-tee-us vul-GA-ris)
Salmonella typhimurium (sal-mon-EL-ah tie-fee-
MUR-ee-um)
Why Are the Following Bacteria
Used in This Exercise?
In...
Laboratory Exercises in Microbiology - part 5 pptx
... Guide
Escherichia coli (esh-er-I-ke-a KOH-lee)
Klebsiella pneumoniae (kleb-se-EL-lah nu-mo-ne-ah)
Proteus vulgaris (PRO-tee-us vul-GA-ris)
Salmonella cholerae-suis (sal-mon-EL-ah coler-ah
SU-is)
Why Are the ... KOH-lee)
Pseudomonas fluorescens (soo-do-MO-nas floor-es-
shens)
Staphylococcus epidermidis (staf-il-oh-KOK-kus e-
pee-DER-meh-diss)
Why Are the Above Bacteria Used
in This Exercise?...
Laboratory exercises in microbiology
... pseudodiphtheriticum (koh-rye-nee-
back-TIR-ee-um soo-doh-dif-theh-RIT-ee-cum)
Micrococcus luteus (my-kro-KOK-us LOO-tee-us)
Spirillum volutans (spy-RIL-lum VOL-u-tans)
Why Are the Above Bacteria Used
in This ... Reading in Textbook
1. Flagella and Motility, section 3.6; see also
figures 3.31–3.36.
Pronunciation Guide
Bacillus cereus (bah-SIL-lus SEE-ree-us)
Pseudomonas aeruginosa (soo-d...
Laboratory Exercises in Microbiology, Fifth Edition ppt
... pseudodiphtheriticum (koh-rye-nee-
back-TIR-ee-um soo-doh-dif-theh-RIT-ee-cum)
Micrococcus luteus (my-kro-KOK-us LOO-tee-us)
Spirillum volutans (spy-RIL-lum VOL-u-tans)
Why Are the Above Bacteria Used
in This ... Guide
Bacillus subtilis (bah-SIL-lus sub-til-us)
Micrococcus luteus (my-kro-KOK-us LOO-tee-us)
Spirillum volutans (spy-RIL-lum VOL-u-tans)
Why Are the Following Bacteria
Used in...
Algorithms and Data Structures in C part 10 ppsx
...
shown in Figure 2.19.
Example 2.8 Pipelining
2.5.3ParallelProcessingandProcessorTopologies
There are a number of common topologies used in parallel processing. Algorithms are
increasingly ... is defined as the ratio of the speedup to
the number of processors:
Using Amdahl's law
with
2.5.2Pipelining
Pipelining is a means to achieve speedup for an algorithm by dividin...
A Complete Guide to Programming in C++ part 10 pps
... input will be interpreted as a hexadecimal, enabling input such as f0a or -F7.
ᮀ Inputting Floating-Point Numbers
The >> operator interprets any input as a decimal floating-point number if ... floating-point type, i.e. float, double, or long double. The floating-point num-
ber can be entered in fixed point or exponential notation.
Example: double x;
cin >> x;
The character input...
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