Essays on Cornering

Introduction and Literature Review

Globalization has changed the face of the business world. In the past, companies worked, by and large, within their own local sphere of influence; the largest companies worked on a national scale, and only a select few worked on a global scale. However, as technology advanced and times changed, so too did the nature of business: today, it is more important than ever for businesses to make alliances in the global marketplace. These alliances are particularly important insofar as technological companies are concerned, because it is so common to have a lack of infrastructure compatibility between nations (Mendenhall and Punnett et al., 2000). ...

The three-wheel car introduced 1970s, by Jeremy in a drive from Sheffield to Rotterdam a journey of 14 miles. In the course of the journey, he rolled seven times and helped to back up by good Samaritans. The three-wheel car is an engineering design disaster. However, it gained popularity in the area as many people used it as a taxi. We examine why the three- wheel is such a design disaster (Turpen 2013). The three-wheel combines the advantage of a motorcycle and a car; it therefore possesses the weaknesses of both. They are small sized like a motorcycle with a car body. The small size does ...

Formula 1 is one of the world’s famous and the fastest auto racing sport cars. It has a single-seat and an open cockpit. The wheels are open, compounded by front and rear wings. They are known to move at a speed as high as 360 km/h while their engines are rated at 18000 revolutions per minute (RPM). This high speed has made formula to have global followers of more than 500 million people. Given they are designed to race at high speed, it calls for the need of the car to be as light as possible while still maintaining their ...