A man hour is the product of a person multiplied by an hour. It is a unit of how long a task would take one person.
A task that takes 12 man hours, for example, would take 12 hours for one person to complete, six hours for two people, four hours for three people, three hours for four people, etc.
1 man x 12 hours = 12 man hours
2 men x 6 hours = 12 man hours
3 men x 4 hours = 12 man hours
4 men x 3 hours = 12 man hours
A "man hour" is an hour of one person's time. If you work 8 hours a day you are working 8 man-hours. The difference between hours and man-hours becomes important when scheduling work for multiple people. If a project requires 100 man-hours then - in theory - if 10 people are allocated to do the work simultaneously, the project will be completed in 10 hours. 10 hours work done by 10 people gives you 100 man hours of work.
A normal value does not rule out disease. Normal values for the Westergren method are: Men 0 mm/hour-15 mm/hour; women 0 mm/hour-20 mm/hour; and children 0 mm/hour-10 mm/hour.
It has been three hours it is time to go we must leave in about one hour
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Man of the Hour was created in 2003-10.
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â??The Hour of Truthâ?? by Percival Wilde is a one act play that presents a man who must decide whether or not to be honest. His decision will affect the life of another, his boss. Meanwhile, his family wants him to lie in order to get a great deal of money.
what is safe man hours in industries It is a unit of production equal to the work that can be produced by someone in a hour. Man hour is nowadays called person hour (to include both genders). It is used for estimation (see the mythical man month)
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Man of the Hour - 1914 was released on: USA: 12 October 1914
The Man Whose Teeth Were All Exactly Alike was created in 1984.
There are exactly 144,000 seconds in a 40 hour work week. There are 2,400 minutes in 40 hours and 144,000 second in 2,400 minutes.