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Q2884383
Inglês
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Today is the 10th annual World Toilet Day. Sponsored by the Singapore-based World Toilet Organization, the event is meant to build awareness about the risks that lack of sanitation present to the physical, emotional and psychological health of 2.6 billion people around the world. Fortunately, poor sanitation is receiving an increasing amount of attention from NGOs, academics and other problem-solvers around the world. But there isn’t time to waste, since lack of hygiene contributes to diarrheal diseases that claim the lives of 1.5 million poor children each year.
Earlier this year, The Gates Foundation awarded a total of $3 million to researchers at 8 universities as part of its Reinvent the Toilet competition. Unlike the innovations that are taking place with flush toilets, these grants are aimed at designing, developing and prototyping waterless, hygienic toilets that cost less than $0.05 per user per day. The foundation also awarded a $4.8 million grant to the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) for a project called Sanitation Ventures. For it, researchers are developing ways to speed up the decomposition process in pit latrines. Organisms such as tiger worms, placed near the surface of the latrines, can effectively increase the speed of composting. Beneath that, in a filtration bed, liquid waste is further treated by aerobic bacteria. The end product is a treated sewage material that can later be used as a fertilizer.
And if that sounds gross, well, get over it. Human-waste-based fertilizer has been used in many parts of the world for centuries. The key is to process it correctly — at the right temperature and for enough time — to ensure that all pathogens are eliminated. In fact, aside from better public health, one of the major benefits of developing sanitation solutions for the developing world is creating an end product with value, such as fertilizer or biochar for energy.
(http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/design-architecture/ safe-sanitation-systems-close-the-loop-on-poop/2084-19/11/2011. Adaptado)
Safe sanitation systems close the loop on poop
By Mary Catherine O’Connor
Today is the 10th annual World Toilet Day. Sponsored by the Singapore-based World Toilet Organization, the event is meant to build awareness about the risks that lack of sanitation present to the physical, emotional and psychological health of 2.6 billion people around the world. Fortunately, poor sanitation is receiving an increasing amount of attention from NGOs, academics and other problem-solvers around the world. But there isn’t time to waste, since lack of hygiene contributes to diarrheal diseases that claim the lives of 1.5 million poor children each year.
Earlier this year, The Gates Foundation awarded a total of $3 million to researchers at 8 universities as part of its Reinvent the Toilet competition. Unlike the innovations that are taking place with flush toilets, these grants are aimed at designing, developing and prototyping waterless, hygienic toilets that cost less than $0.05 per user per day. The foundation also awarded a $4.8 million grant to the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) for a project called Sanitation Ventures. For it, researchers are developing ways to speed up the decomposition process in pit latrines. Organisms such as tiger worms, placed near the surface of the latrines, can effectively increase the speed of composting. Beneath that, in a filtration bed, liquid waste is further treated by aerobic bacteria. The end product is a treated sewage material that can later be used as a fertilizer.
And if that sounds gross, well, get over it. Human-waste-based fertilizer has been used in many parts of the world for centuries. The key is to process it correctly — at the right temperature and for enough time — to ensure that all pathogens are eliminated. In fact, aside from better public health, one of the major benefits of developing sanitation solutions for the developing world is creating an end product with value, such as fertilizer or biochar for energy.
(http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/design-architecture/ safe-sanitation-systems-close-the-loop-on-poop/2084-19/11/2011. Adaptado)
In the third paragraph, the extract – And if that sounds gross, well, get over it. – refers to
Q2884381
Inglês
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Today is the 10th annual World Toilet Day. Sponsored by the Singapore-based World Toilet Organization, the event is meant to build awareness about the risks that lack of sanitation present to the physical, emotional and psychological health of 2.6 billion people around the world. Fortunately, poor sanitation is receiving an increasing amount of attention from NGOs, academics and other problem-solvers around the world. But there isn’t time to waste, since lack of hygiene contributes to diarrheal diseases that claim the lives of 1.5 million poor children each year.
Earlier this year, The Gates Foundation awarded a total of $3 million to researchers at 8 universities as part of its Reinvent the Toilet competition. Unlike the innovations that are taking place with flush toilets, these grants are aimed at designing, developing and prototyping waterless, hygienic toilets that cost less than $0.05 per user per day. The foundation also awarded a $4.8 million grant to the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) for a project called Sanitation Ventures. For it, researchers are developing ways to speed up the decomposition process in pit latrines. Organisms such as tiger worms, placed near the surface of the latrines, can effectively increase the speed of composting. Beneath that, in a filtration bed, liquid waste is further treated by aerobic bacteria. The end product is a treated sewage material that can later be used as a fertilizer.
And if that sounds gross, well, get over it. Human-waste-based fertilizer has been used in many parts of the world for centuries. The key is to process it correctly — at the right temperature and for enough time — to ensure that all pathogens are eliminated. In fact, aside from better public health, one of the major benefits of developing sanitation solutions for the developing world is creating an end product with value, such as fertilizer or biochar for energy.
(http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/design-architecture/ safe-sanitation-systems-close-the-loop-on-poop/2084-19/11/2011. Adaptado)
Safe sanitation systems close the loop on poop
By Mary Catherine O’Connor
Today is the 10th annual World Toilet Day. Sponsored by the Singapore-based World Toilet Organization, the event is meant to build awareness about the risks that lack of sanitation present to the physical, emotional and psychological health of 2.6 billion people around the world. Fortunately, poor sanitation is receiving an increasing amount of attention from NGOs, academics and other problem-solvers around the world. But there isn’t time to waste, since lack of hygiene contributes to diarrheal diseases that claim the lives of 1.5 million poor children each year.
Earlier this year, The Gates Foundation awarded a total of $3 million to researchers at 8 universities as part of its Reinvent the Toilet competition. Unlike the innovations that are taking place with flush toilets, these grants are aimed at designing, developing and prototyping waterless, hygienic toilets that cost less than $0.05 per user per day. The foundation also awarded a $4.8 million grant to the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) for a project called Sanitation Ventures. For it, researchers are developing ways to speed up the decomposition process in pit latrines. Organisms such as tiger worms, placed near the surface of the latrines, can effectively increase the speed of composting. Beneath that, in a filtration bed, liquid waste is further treated by aerobic bacteria. The end product is a treated sewage material that can later be used as a fertilizer.
And if that sounds gross, well, get over it. Human-waste-based fertilizer has been used in many parts of the world for centuries. The key is to process it correctly — at the right temperature and for enough time — to ensure that all pathogens are eliminated. In fact, aside from better public health, one of the major benefits of developing sanitation solutions for the developing world is creating an end product with value, such as fertilizer or biochar for energy.
(http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/design-architecture/ safe-sanitation-systems-close-the-loop-on-poop/2084-19/11/2011. Adaptado)
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine’s researchers are working to
Q2884380
Inglês
Texto associado
Today is the 10th annual World Toilet Day. Sponsored by the Singapore-based World Toilet Organization, the event is meant to build awareness about the risks that lack of sanitation present to the physical, emotional and psychological health of 2.6 billion people around the world. Fortunately, poor sanitation is receiving an increasing amount of attention from NGOs, academics and other problem-solvers around the world. But there isn’t time to waste, since lack of hygiene contributes to diarrheal diseases that claim the lives of 1.5 million poor children each year.
Earlier this year, The Gates Foundation awarded a total of $3 million to researchers at 8 universities as part of its Reinvent the Toilet competition. Unlike the innovations that are taking place with flush toilets, these grants are aimed at designing, developing and prototyping waterless, hygienic toilets that cost less than $0.05 per user per day. The foundation also awarded a $4.8 million grant to the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) for a project called Sanitation Ventures. For it, researchers are developing ways to speed up the decomposition process in pit latrines. Organisms such as tiger worms, placed near the surface of the latrines, can effectively increase the speed of composting. Beneath that, in a filtration bed, liquid waste is further treated by aerobic bacteria. The end product is a treated sewage material that can later be used as a fertilizer.
And if that sounds gross, well, get over it. Human-waste-based fertilizer has been used in many parts of the world for centuries. The key is to process it correctly — at the right temperature and for enough time — to ensure that all pathogens are eliminated. In fact, aside from better public health, one of the major benefits of developing sanitation solutions for the developing world is creating an end product with value, such as fertilizer or biochar for energy.
(http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/design-architecture/ safe-sanitation-systems-close-the-loop-on-poop/2084-19/11/2011. Adaptado)
Safe sanitation systems close the loop on poop
By Mary Catherine O’Connor
Today is the 10th annual World Toilet Day. Sponsored by the Singapore-based World Toilet Organization, the event is meant to build awareness about the risks that lack of sanitation present to the physical, emotional and psychological health of 2.6 billion people around the world. Fortunately, poor sanitation is receiving an increasing amount of attention from NGOs, academics and other problem-solvers around the world. But there isn’t time to waste, since lack of hygiene contributes to diarrheal diseases that claim the lives of 1.5 million poor children each year.
Earlier this year, The Gates Foundation awarded a total of $3 million to researchers at 8 universities as part of its Reinvent the Toilet competition. Unlike the innovations that are taking place with flush toilets, these grants are aimed at designing, developing and prototyping waterless, hygienic toilets that cost less than $0.05 per user per day. The foundation also awarded a $4.8 million grant to the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) for a project called Sanitation Ventures. For it, researchers are developing ways to speed up the decomposition process in pit latrines. Organisms such as tiger worms, placed near the surface of the latrines, can effectively increase the speed of composting. Beneath that, in a filtration bed, liquid waste is further treated by aerobic bacteria. The end product is a treated sewage material that can later be used as a fertilizer.
And if that sounds gross, well, get over it. Human-waste-based fertilizer has been used in many parts of the world for centuries. The key is to process it correctly — at the right temperature and for enough time — to ensure that all pathogens are eliminated. In fact, aside from better public health, one of the major benefits of developing sanitation solutions for the developing world is creating an end product with value, such as fertilizer or biochar for energy.
(http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/design-architecture/ safe-sanitation-systems-close-the-loop-on-poop/2084-19/11/2011. Adaptado)
According to the text, poor sanitation
Q2884242
Administração Geral
Pode-se definir avaliação de desempenho como a identificação e mensuração das ações que os colaboradores de uma organização realizaram durante determinado período. com base neste tema, leia as sentenças abaixo e assinale a alternativa correta:
I. A avaliação de desempenho tem como objetivo diagnosticar e analisar o desempenho individual e grupal dos funcionários, promovendo o crescimento pessoal e profissional, bem como melhor desempenho.
II. A avaliação de desempenho fornece à Administração de Recursos Humanos informações para tomadas de decisões acerca de salários, bonificações, promoções, demissões, treinamento e planejamento de carreira.
Q2884241
Administração Geral
Recrutamento e seleção tem por objetivo atrair e
selecionar os profissionais mais adequados para o
desempenho de uma determinada função. com base no
que foi descrito, leia as sentenças abaixo e assinale
a alternativa incorretA:
Q2884240
Direito Constitucional
os encargos trabalhistas correspondem aos valores
pagos ao empregado em cada mês ou ao término do
contrato. leia as alternativas abaixo, e assinale a
alternativa que nÃo representa um exemplo de
encargo trabalhista:
Q2884239
Direito Constitucional
leia as sentenças abaixo sobre a inscrição na Previdência social, e assinale a alternativa correta:
I. Todo trabalhador com carteira assinada é automaticamente filiado à Previdência Social.
II. Quem trabalha por conta própria precisa se inscrever e contribuir mensalmente para ter acesso aos benefícios previdenciários.
Q2884238
Direito Constitucional
A Previdência social assegura benefícios. Alguns deles
estão descritos abaixo. Assinale a alternativa que nÃo
apresenta benefício oferecido pela Previdência social:
Q2884237
Direito Constitucional
Preencha a lacuna: “____________________________”,
mediante contribuição, tem por fim assegurar aos seus
beneficiários meios indispensáveis de manutenção, por
motivo de incapacidade, idade avançada, tempo de serviço,
desemprego involuntário, encargos de família e reclusão
ou morte daqueles de quem dependiam economicamente.
Q2884236
Direito Constitucional
As atividades de saúde são de relevância pública e sua
organização obedecerá a alguns princípios e diretrizes
descritos abaixo. leia com atenção e assinale a
alternativa incorretA.
Q2884235
Direito Constitucional
“A seguridade social compreende um conjunto integrado
de ações de iniciativa dos poderes públicos e da
sociedade, destinado a assegurar o direito relativo à saúde,
à previdência e à assistência social.” ela deve obedecer
a alguns princípios e diretrizes. Assinale abaixo a
alternativa que não representa nenhum destes princípios
e diretrizes estabelecidos:
Q2884231
Direito Tributário
Preencha a lacuna: “__________________ é toda prestação
pecuniária compulsória, em moeda ou cujo valor nela se
possa exprimir, que não constitua sanção de ato ilícito,
instituída em lei e cobrada mediante atividade
administrativa plenamente vinculada.”
Q2884230
Direito Constitucional
A União, os estados, o Distrito Federal e os Municípios
poderão instituir tributos. Assinale a alternativa que nÃo
corresponde a um destes tributos:
Q2884224
Direito Administrativo
A administração pública direta e indireta de qualquer dos
Poderes da União, dos estados, do Distrito Federal e dos
Municípios obedecerá a alguns princípios. Assinale a
alternativa que contém estes princípios.
Q2884221
Direito Administrativo
A organização da administração pública do Brasil
_______________ é composta por serviços integrados à
Presidência da república e ministérios, governos
estaduais, prefeituras, câmaras legislativas em geral e ao
Judiciário Federal e estadual.
Ano: 2013
Banca:
IBFC
Órgão:
IDECI
Provas:
IBFC - 2013 - IDECI - Analista Financeiro Pleno
|
IBFC - 2013 - IDECI - Engenheiro Civil Pleno |
Q2884217
Noções de Informática
Por padrão, ao iniciar o Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 ele abre, onde se cria e se trabalha em slides, no modo de exibição chamado:
Ano: 2013
Banca:
IBFC
Órgão:
IDECI
Provas:
IBFC - 2013 - IDECI - Analista Financeiro Pleno
|
IBFC - 2013 - IDECI - Engenheiro Civil Pleno |
Q2884216
Noções de Informática
Quanto a classificação de uma coluna de dados alfanuméricos no Microsoft Excel 2007, assinalar (F) Falso ou (V) Verdadeiro nas afirmações abaixo:
( ) é possível classificá-la em ordem alfanumérica decrescente.
( ) pode-se classificar por diferenciação entre maiúsculas e minúsculas.
Ano: 2013
Banca:
IBFC
Órgão:
IDECI
Provas:
IBFC - 2013 - IDECI - Analista Financeiro Pleno
|
IBFC - 2013 - IDECI - Engenheiro Civil Pleno |
Q2884149
Noções de Informática
Após a instalação do suplemento Salvar como PDF ou XPS para o 2007 Microsoft Office System, pode-se gravar arquivos em PDF dos seguintes aplicativos:
Ano: 2013
Banca:
IBFC
Órgão:
IDECI
Provas:
IBFC - 2013 - IDECI - Analista Financeiro Pleno
|
IBFC - 2013 - IDECI - Engenheiro Civil Pleno |
Q2884147
Noções de Informática
URL é basicamente um endereço de um recurso disponível em uma rede com a seguinte estrutura: protocolo://máquina/caminho/recurso. Portanto, um 'protocolo' NÃO pode ser iniciado com:
Ano: 2013
Banca:
IBFC
Órgão:
IDECI
Provas:
IBFC - 2013 - IDECI - Analista Financeiro Pleno
|
IBFC - 2013 - IDECI - Engenheiro Civil Pleno |
Q2884145
Noções de Informática
Os botões de ação do Microsoft PowerPoint 2007, no modo de apresentação de slides, além de executarem filmes ou sons, contêm formas como setas para direita e para esquerda e símbolos de fácil compreensão referentes às ações:
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