The German Policy of Codetermination Refers To

question 4

Multiple Choice

The German policy of codetermination refers to:

• A)consulting both East and West Germans before implementing major policies.
• B)coordinating EU and German national policies.
• C)forced seating of union leaders on the corporate boards of private firms.
• D)devolving authority for economic policies from the federal level to state policy makers.
• E)the requirement that German states approve all federal legislation.

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Definitions:

Iris Diaphragm

A mechanical adjustable aperture in optical devices that controls the amount of light passing through by adjusting its size.

Condensers

In the context of laboratory equipment, condensers are devices used to cool vapors and condense them into liquids; in electrical engineering, they are an older term for capacitors, components that store electrical energy.

Oil-Immersion Objective

A microscope objective lens designed to be used with a drop of oil to increase resolution by reducing refraction of light.

Total Magnification

The overall enlargement of an image seen with a microscope, calculated by multiplying the objective lens magnification by the ocular lens magnification.