1 Input port: HD15 (VGA). 2  Output ports: Composite video (RCA), S-video and HD15 (VGA). 3  Front panel controls: Zoom, Menu and onscreen display directional controls. 4  Image controls: Horizontal and vertical size, brightness, contrast, hue, saturation, sharpness and onscreen display background. Resolutions supported: 640 x 480 (up to 85 Hz), 800 x 600 (up to 85 Hz) and 1024 x 768 (up to 75 Hz). 2  Input port: HD15 (VGA). 3  Output ports: Composite video (RCA), S-video and HD15 (VGA). 4  Front panel controls: Zoom, Menu and onscreen display directional controls.
Identify inefficiency and waste in your processes. Waste is anything that does not add value to a product or service. The acronym TIM WOODS has been used as a helpful way of identifying waste: 1  T ransport-minimise movement of materials so processes are near each other.2  I nventory (stock) - aim for 'just-in-time' production.he objective is to identify the causes of problems and solve them. 1  Look at your existing processes and identify areas where waste is a problem. 2  Get additional information from customers or suppliers if necessary.
The difference between waste management and recycling can be clearly stated. Waste management refers to the actual collection, transporting, and processing of waste, while recycling is a process that turns waste into reusable materials. To make the difference between recycling and waste management even clearer, it is important to first understand the process of waste management. In the sense of waste management, waste refers to human waste. This type of waste can be in solid, liquid, gaseous, or radioactive form. Each type of waste is transported, collected, and processed in a different manner. Each country has a unique way of handling waste.