Improvement OF CV

Improvement OF CV

NICA LUIGI NARCIS

36 MUSBURY STREET E1 0PJ

Tel: 07592622934 E-mail:ghirtoicamelia@yahoo.co.uk

07821117680

SEX: MALE

DOB: 16/03/1969

HEIGH: 6ft2( 1.82 m)

NATIONALITY:ROMANIAN

STATUS: MARRIED

Profile

During my employment life I have developed skills of responsibility, cooperation and effective decision-making, as an easily approachable team-worker with good communication and interpersonal skills. I am a honest ,punctual ,reliabele and dedicated to my work and I can adapt to any situation and bring my own enthusiasm and attributes to any career.I also have the ability and willingness to work prolonged periods, flexible and reliable to work days and nights and also week ends. I consider myself highly motivated and customer focused, In addition I am hard working and a conscientious worker. I have so far worked as a part of a team and/or unsupervised. Millions of years of evolution in an environment containing a constant factor, the unidirectional gravity vector, has led life forms on this planet to acquire characteristics that are not only shaped by this constant factor but are also adapted to utilize it for their benefit. For instance, large marine creatures like whales use their capacious lungs as buoyancy tanks and use their fins and tails to remain afloat or to be mobile. Without these adaptations, they would have quickly sunk to the seabed. Feeding efficiency may be affected by gravity if the animals feed by filtering suspended particles creating currents that carry the particulate food to their mouth opening. In normal gravity, the food particles tend to sink to the bottom and filter feeders must be able to suspend and collect the particles with some apparatus such as ciliary wreaths. In hypergravity, particle sedimentation rate increases thus reducing the animal filtering efficiency while in hypogravity, mainly microgravity, filtering rate will increase. Differently, some bacteriophagous animals do not possess structures to collect the food but commonly live and move into sediment and feed on the bacteria upon encounter. Hypergravity will apply higher pressure on their bodies and could force them to adhere to some surface and to reduce their displacement while hypogravity, mainly microgravity could impede adhesion to the surface and make food item encounters improbable.

Thus gravity perturbations may affect animal life - history traits such as survival or fecundity by influencing their feeding efficiency. Organisms live in four dimensional space-time. The time dimension decides the life cycle - an expression of the development of each organism. The cycles of differentiation expressed in ...