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VERTEX

Transcript: VERTEX Jahmani Mcclain vertex is a point where two or more curves, lines, or edges meet. As a consequence of this definition, the point where two lines meet to form an angle and the corners of polygons and polyhedra are verticels. information

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Transcript: Geometric perspective makes subjects in a drawing look like they recede into distant space, appearing smaller the farther they are away from you. Skew Lines Parallel Planes Right Prism is a prism that has two bases, one directly above the other, and that has its lateral faces as rectangles. Volume is the amount of 3-dimensional space an object occupies. Capacity. To find the volume of a ellipsoid is: (4/3) pi r1 r2 r3 Prism A solid object that has two identical ends and all flat sides. It can be also a polyhedron. Diagonal In geometry, a polyhedron is a solid in three dimensions with flat faces and straight edges. The area of a cylinder base is: A= Octant Surface Area Lateral Edge skew lines are two lines that do not intersect and are not parallel Lateral Face Oblique Prism A straight line inside a shape that goes from one corner to another (but not an edge). Base The area enclosed by two radius at a 45° angle and the intersected arc. Polyhedron The edge is the lines that form the polygons or a solid In geometry, a dihedral or torsion angle is the angle between two planes that doesn’t form a 90 degrees angle The lateral faces meet to form the lateral edges Dihedral Angle Edge The distance formula is used to determine the distance, d, between two points. The formula to find the distance is: The surface area of a solid object is the total area of the object's faces and curved surfaces. Area of a torus is: A= Perspective Drawing In solid geometric, a face is a flat surface that forms part of the boundary of a solid object Face A oblique prism is a prism with bases that are not aligned one directly above the other The vertex is a venue of the lines to form a polygon like the triangle in the bike Distance Formula Right Prism The faces that join the bases of a solid are called Lateral Faces Any side of a triangle can serve as a base. So any triangle has three bases Volume Parallel planes are the planes that do not intersect. Base Area Vertex

Vertex Presentation

Transcript: Moving Forward This interactive SOP was created to easily train new employees and interns in the solvation process. The solvation SOP is easily accessible to Compound Management as a reference and consistent protocol. As steps change to become more efficient it can be updated with ease. Not only does this make a standard method for processes, it also eliminates the need to ask questions about progression through watching videos and viewing images. The process of solvation is only one procedure out of many that needs to be done consistently by employees to ensure Quality Check. Revising older SOPs can shed light on new techniques that are currently performed to make the process more effective. Standardizing SOPs in all of Vertex can eliminate the simple operating difficulties that occur frequently. This extra time can be used to focus on significant milestones that help us reach our goal of drug discovery. Results Introduction Amir Ali Lipika Agrawal Ana de Guzman Solid compounds are then solvated before getting shipped out to the various locations Discussion The chemists develop the compound A special thanks to: Ben Self Stanley Chan Joe Cohen Alexis Pammit Todd Young 15,000 solid compounds are in the process of being solvated and added to the already existing liquids collection. An updated, interactive SOP for solvation was developed. The compound is then stored in the compound management library The Science of Possibility The Compound Cycle Solvation SOP Scientists can then send orders through the Global Compound Archive(GCA) Compound Management at Vertex There are hundreds of thousands of compounds purchased and synthesized at Vertex that need to be formatted and tracked for assays. Compound Management stores these compounds in environmentally controlled conditions in containers that are registered and tracked in the CMS database. Establishing unified procedures The Compound Management process aims to fulfill requests quickly. Unfortunately, this process consists of numerous protocols that can be handled in many ways, which can cause inconsistent results. The goal of this online instructional presentation serves as a platform to ensure reliable outcomes and train new users. Solvation One of the many protocols done by Compound Management is solvation. This process requires taking a solid compound and dissolving it in dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO).

Vertex form presentation

Transcript: Now that we have the vertex, we can use a step pattern to find the next points on the parabola. Every step pattern is originally, (1,3,5,7 etc.) but you need to multiply each step by the value of a if there is one. To use a step pattern, you always move one unit horizontally and then vertically by the value of the step in each direction. Since the a value of this equation is -3, our step pattern is (-3,-9,-15,-21). Vertex form presentation quadratic equations To show how to graph a quadratic equation, I'll use the equation, y=-3(x+7)²-12 as an example. There are two types of quadratic equations; standard form and vertex form. Standard form is ax²+bx+c, but this form isn't easy to get data or graph it. This is why vertex form is useful; in the form a(x - h)²+k, you can easily determine the location of the vertex and find out if the parabola opens up or down or even if it is modified to be more stretched or compressed. To find the vertex, all you need to know is the x-value of the vertex is the same value as h, and the y-value is k. The variable a shows that the parabola was stretched if it's value is >0, or compressed if the value is <0. To see if the parabola opens up or down, simply look to the x²; if it's negative, the parabola opens down and if it's positive it opens up. Now that the parabola is formed, we need to double check to make sure it fits the equation. To do this we can take a point from the parabola, and plug it into the equation to see if it's still correct. I used (-5,-24) and plugged it in: -24=-3(-5+7)²-12 -24=-3(4)-12 -24=-12-12 -24=-24 Since the point fits the equation, we know that it is a point on the parabola. The first step is to find the vertex of the parabola; to do this, you need to identify the x and y values from the equation. Since we know the variable -h= the x-value of the vertex, and -h=7 we can determine that the x of the vertex is -7. The k is equal to the vertex's y-value, so we also know the y value is -12, meaning the vertex= (-7,-12). To graph a parabola Company Logo

Vertex Cultural Presentation

Transcript: Employees: Integrity Motivation Global Teams: Trust Task Interdependence http://www.cnbc.com/2014/06/24/vertex-cystic-fibrosis-combo-meets-study-goals.html Shared values Shared vision Motivation to grow with the company Impact of Technology Work Life Balance Aligning artifacts Sharing stories Team, Trust, Task-Interdependence Empowering our Associates Family Life Friendly Environment Invisible Shared Values Telework is possible! Strengthening Organizational Culture "Senior" Perspective Culturally consistent rewards Seeing direct reports develop into the leaders of tomorrow Socialization outcomes Family within the department Team Two: Vertex Pharmaceuticals

Vertex

Transcript: 2a Step 4 Step 5 Step 1 2a Find A,B,&C of f(x)=x +3x-2 Step 2 Step 3 2 Write down the x and y values as an ordered pair & make your graph. __ f(x)=x +3x-2 A____ B____ C____ Split up into groups, no less then 3 people per group & no more than 5. Make a poster about what you learned today. *Give two examples of how to find the vertex Each member must add something. 2 2 Plug into each X to solve. __ f(x)=x +3x-2 Plug -b it in to x f(x)=x +3x-2 Quiz Time! Vertex 2 Group Work Plug in A & B into X= -b

Vertex Welcome Presentation

Transcript: Vertex offers fruit to all employees at no charge; we are committed to helping our employees live a healthy lifestyle. Other healthy snacks are available to buy from the onsite tuck shop. Free Eye Test offered by Vertex……. All employees are entitled to a free eye test…………………! Vertex offers a Cycle to Work scheme- Get fit…………… Go green…………...Save money! This government-backed scheme offers employees the opportunity to obtain a brand new bike for commuting to work. Providing the main use of the bike is for cycling to work, you will make significant savings on the cost of the bike and you will still be able to use it in your leisure time too! Cleaner, greener and more cost effective than any other motorised form of transport, cycling is good for you and the environment. Flexi Fridays………. The Vertex team leave at 4.30pm on Friday…s! Terms and Conditions apply INTERNAL REFERRAL BONUS With an impressive recruitment plan ahead of us we are keen to hear of any candidates you think may make the grade If you know of any people within Sales, Graduates or Trainees please give Jennifer their details……. What's in it for you? £1,500 on your billings OR A New IPhone 5 Rewards will be issued after trainees have been employed for three months Vertex Social Events We have monthly social events that all employees are invited to….. Vertex are committed to help local and national charities…….. So far we have completed a sponsored skydive for The Lennox Children's Cancer Fund and raised £1,785.00. We have also hosted A Night At the Races for Action for Children/Byte Night and raised over £2,400.00….. More charity events are planned for 2012/2013…. Vertex Annual Company Meeting………. We hold our annual ‘Kick Off’ at the beginning of November, this a great event that looks at the past, present and future of the company. We also give out our top awards which include luxury items such as holidays etc… We always go off site for this meeting…… Vertex Anniversary Gifts……. On your anniversary you will receive a gift from the company! Vertex Holiday Bonus………. You will accrue an extra day’s holiday at the end of your first and second year of employment! How will Vertex support you? Vertex believes that personal development is extremely important. Throughout your time with us you will receive: On-going Training Appraisals every 6 months Monthly HR meetings as a forum to voice ideas, opinions and issues Weekly target & objective meetings with management (Sales Only) We offer a Workplace Giving Scheme………….. This enables you to donate to ANY CHARITY as you normally would except they will benefit not only from your donation but from the tax man’s share also! Vertex Christmas Party………. Every year Vertex organises a Christmas party for all employees…. Welcome message from Mark Beard, Managing Director …… Vertex Solutions International Ltd Wood Lane Hemel Hempstead Hertfordshire HP2 4TP 01442 209056 www.vertex-solutions.co.uk Andreea Chivu Finance Team If you have any great ideas for the next Vertex social please let the Opps team know…… Jazmin Koll Trainee Consultant Sandeep Singh Consultant Mark Kelly Consultant Sheryl White Finance Manager Mark Beard Managing Director Nancy Vertex Health Hub Ryan Perry Consultant James Hunt Trainee Consultant Antonia Ainsworth Trainee Consultant Ben Hutton Managing Consultant Jay Gohil Sales Manager Ashley Campbell Consultant Becky Natalie Aggelidou Consultant Anna Roe Consultant Richard Evans Manager, Corp Accounts Sanjay Chandarana Consultant Edward Kelly Sales Director Jennifer Howlett HR & Marketing Manager Kieran Scully Consultant Aaron Stevens Consultant Dawn Hosier Head of Contractor Care Becky Cook Operations Manager Emma Beaton Operations Admin Vertex now have a shared folder which houses information about local sports clubs, handy health tips and lots more!! Nancy Sharp Consultant

vertex

Transcript: points Y= A(X-H)^2+K 3,0 standard form 3,0 y=ax^2+bx+c a=-.o7 b=.16 c=-2 .38 -2=A(-3-3)^2+0 -2,-3 with the new " formula" the shape changes and shifts to the left. in the first parabola the vertex is one. The second one its more like 2 and weird. 6,- 5 Vertex, domain, range, opening, and axis of symmetry General form x and y intercept 3,0 Y=A(X-3)^2+0 A=-13 -2=A(36) vertex - 2, -5 Y= (-.07)x^2+(.1 6)x+(-2.3) -.78, vertex -7 < x < 7 domain -1<y<10 range axis of symmetry, 0 opening, -2 Equation Nooran Ismail Project 6,-3

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