Juan Gris (1887-1927) Pintor español que se unió al cubismo en 1912, era un hombre muy lúcido en cuyo arte el factor de racionalización tenía un gran peso. Por esa razón, no consiguió entregarse totalmente a la libertad inventiva de Picasso y Braque, manteniendo su cubismo preso a una composición formal muchas veces rígida y fría. No obstante, da una contribución importante al introducir en el cubismo una visión nueva del espacio como espacio-tiempo, al descomponer el objeto en el plano, buscando expresar las varias etapas de su aprehensión en el tiempo. Fernand Léger (1881-1955) Desarrolló el arte Cubista en una dirección diferente de Braque y Picasso. Si también oyó la frase de Cézanne, que llamaba la atención hacia la geometría contenida en los objetos naturales. Pasó a pintarlos no como si fueran cubos, sino como cilindros y conos, tal como se observa en su cuadro «Desnudos en el bosque» (1909 a 1910). Léger nunca alcanzó el grado de abstracción de los dos maestros cubistas, Picasso y Braque.
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An Equipment Lease Agreement is an agreement where the owner of the equipment, permits the user to use the equipment in exchange for a periodic lease payment. The owner of the equipment is the lessor, the user is the lessee. The equipment which can be leased includes any physical property such as vehicles, machinery and other tangible properties except buildings. This document can be used for operating lease and long term or financial lease. Operating leases are short term leases wherein the lessor usually bears all the risks in the agreement, such as insurance, repairs, maintenance etc. This type of lease is usually adopted by parties that need the equipment for a short period of time. Examples of equipment used for this type of lease include office equipment (such as computers, office furniture, etc), vehicles etc. Financial leases are long term lease. In this type of lease, the lessee is usually responsible for maintaining and insuring the equipment and payment of all taxes, if applicable.
The step difference is the essential building block of the method, and thus the basis of the job evaluation scale. It is based on the fact that the ability to discern a difference, is proportionate to the size of the 2 jobs which are being compared, and the step difference must, therefore, always be the same in percentage terms. The step difference which has produced the most consistent and sensible results is 15 percent; this is common to all applications of the Guide Chart Profile Method. " Source: Hay Group. History The Hay Group Guide Chart Profile method of job evaluation was developed in the early 1950s by Edward N. Hay and Dale Purves. It is based on the notion that jobs can be measured on the basis of their relative contribution to the overall objectives of the organization. Why Is It Called a Job Profile? Jobs have shapes; hence dimensions. That is why jobs have profiles. Why Do You Need a Job Profile? It asks questions about your responsibilities, the skill and knowledge required to perform the job, the effort involved in performing key activities and the working environment, which will be used for job evaluation purposes.
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