OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# HKDSE Geography/M2a/Water Cycle

The water cycle is an important system within the hydrosphere of the earth.

## Processes

The major processes of the water cycle are:
* Evaporation: Water on the earth's surface evaporates, becomes water vapour and rises in the air.
* Transpiration: Water vapour from plants (not the earth's surface).
* Evapotranspiration: Evaporation and transpiration.
* Condensation: It occurs when water vapour from evapotranspiration becomes water droplets and forms clouds.
* Precipitation: It occurs when clouds are too heavy to support the water droplets and the water falls down as rain, snow or hail.
** Interception: Trees shield and retain raindrops as they fall.
*** Dripflow: Water drips from the leaves. (less important)
*** Throughfall: Water falls through the trees.(less important)
*** Stem flow: Water flows down tree stems. (less important)
* Infiltration: Water infiltrates into the soil.
** Throughflow: Water moves horizontally in the soil after infiltration. (less important)
** Percolation: Water moves down the soil and reaches the water table (i.e. ground water level)
*** Base flow/Ground water flow: Water moves horizontally in the soil after percolation. (less important)
* Plant uptake/Absorotion: Plants uptake water from the soil.
* Overland flow: Water flows on the earth's surface.
** Surface run-off: Water flows on the earth's surface, not in a channel.
** Channel flow: Water flows in river channels (more below).
*** Channel outflow: Water flows into the ocean.
A diagram of the whole flow can be found in AL97PIQ4.
Related concepts include relative humidity (amount of moisture in the air) and underground storage of water (amount of water stored underground).
* Precipitation vs. Rainfall
* Rainfall is a type of precipitation in the form of liquid water droplets called raindrops. Precipitation also includes snow and hail (not included in the compulsory part). The water cycle process is always precipitation, not rainfall.
* Overland flow vs. Surface run-off
* Surface run-off is a type of overland flow, which includes both run-off and channel flow. In the examination, the two terms are generally interchangeable.

## Important Relationships

Relationships between water cycle processes are important. Infiltration and surface run-off are negatively related. This is important for later concepts as well as frequently tested in MCs and DBQs. They depend on the following factors:
* Slope gradient ↑ → Infiltration ↓, Surface run-off ↑
* Vegetation cover ↑ → Interception ↑ → Infiltration ↑, Surface run-off ↓
* Rock/soil permeability ↑ → Interception ↑ → Infiltration ↑, Surface run-off ↓
Also note that infiltration and underground storage are positively related.
Evapotranspiration and condensation are positively related.
The following factors affect evapotranspiration (CE95Q15):
* Temperature/Insolation ↑ → Evaporation ↑ → Condensation ↑
* Relative humidity → Evaporation ↑ → Condensation ↑
* Wind speed ↑ → Evaporation ↑ → Condensation ↑
Also note that evapotranspiration and relative humidity are positively related. (DSE12Q11)
# History of wireless telegraphy and broadcasting in Australia/Topical/Biographies/George Augustine Taylor
### George Augustine Taylor
#### Potted Biography

* Taylor, George Augustine - 1872(NSW)-1928(NSW) - Licences: Nil (always operated under military or other amateur licences) - Qualifications: Nil yet identified - early wireless experimenter; amateur operator; founder WIA NSW; founder Association for Development of Wireless in Australasia - Electoral Rolls: Nil - Comment: gone too soon - Links: ADB; Obituaries Australia; Wikipedia; AustLit; EOAS; Pittwater Online - TroveTag: "George Augustine Taylor" & "!Wikibooks Taylor"

#### Comprehensive Biography

A comprehensive biography of Frank Basil Cooke has not yet been prepared for this Wikibook, however the following resources have been assembled in preparation:
* Research - George Augustine Taylor - Summary of research to date
* Transcriptions and Notes - George Augustine Taylor - More than 10 transcriptions (Reads like a biography)
* Photos, QSL cards and other graphics - George Augustine Taylor - Nothing uploaded as yet, but numerous photos in Trove
* Incubator of Wikipedia Article on George Augustine Taylor - Coming real soon now!

#### Key internet links:

Nothing found as yet
# Petrov's Defence, Damiano Variation
### 5. Qxe4

At this point, black can no longer afford to maintain symmetry (5...Qxe5 6. Qxe5+ and black is down a queen for no compensation). Instead, 5...d6 offers a pawn for some compensation. While it is unclear if it is objectively enough, it offers non-trivial practical chances. In fact, in the best response by white this pawn is given back since white cannot hold onto it without getting a worse position.
The follow up is 5...d6 6. d4 dxe5 7. dxe5 Nc6 8. Nc3 Qxe5 9. Qxe5 Nxe5
Another popular try by white is 8. Bb5 Bd7, but that line also gives the pawn back in the end with 9. Nc3 0-0-0 10. 0-0 Nxe5 11. Bxd7 Nxd7
(If white plays 9. 0-0 0-0-0 10. Re1 attempting to hold onto the pawn, black can capture the pawn anyway due to 10...Nxe5 11. Bxd7+ Rxd7 12. Qxe5?? Qxe5 13. Rxe5?? Rd1+ 14. Re1 Rxe1#)
A popular trap for black arises after 8. Bf4 g5 9. Bg3?? f5! where the white dark squared bishop will be trapped after the queen moves away from the attack and black plays 10...f4!
While this position almost only occurs among beginners, the pawn sacrifice can offer interesting play up to fairly high levels, especially against greedy players who think that the pawn can be held onto without risk.

## Theory table

For explanation of theory tables, see theory table and for notation, see algebraic notation. .
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nf6 3. Nxe5 Nxe4 4. Qe2 Qe7 5. Qxe4
| | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
| Damiano Variation | Qxe4 d6 | d4 dxe5 | dxe5 Nc6 | Bb5 Bd7 | +/= |
When contributing to this Wikibook, please follow the Conventions for organization.
# High School Mathematics Extensions

High School
Pure Maths Extensions

## Introduction

This online textbook is intended for, but not limited to, high school students that do not have a rigorous understanding and knowledge of university-level mathematics. Therefore, the text's language reflects the expected mathematical maturity of the intended audience.
This book introduces several interesting topics not covered in the standard high school curriculum of most countries.
The materials presented can be challenging, but at the same time, we strive to make this book readable to all who are a few years from applying to higher education.
From the authors
It is our firm belief that math textbooks should not just be a collection of mathematical facts carefully laid out for rote memorization and cram sessions. A math textbook, especially for the youth, should be full of questions, not just exercises. These questions require some thought to answer and spark curiosity. After all, the questions keep the students engaged, not the answers.
    "In mathematics the art of proposing a question must be held of higher value than solving it."
    - Georg Cantor
We sincerely hope to interest, stimulate, and challenge all those who may read this book.

## Topics

Table of Contents :
| # | Chapter | Pages | Solutions | Commentary |
| 0 | Supplementary Chapters | 5 | ES - PS | Basic counting. Polynomial division. Partial fractions. Summation. Complex numbers. Differentiation. |
| 1 | Primes and Modular Arithmetic | 24 | ES - PS | Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic, Divisibility/Division, Primes |
| 2 | Logic | 18 | ES - PS | |
| 3 | Mathematical Proofs | 11 | ES - PS | |
| 4 | Set Theory and Infinite Processes | 10 | ES - PS | |
| 5 | Counting and Generating Functions | 14 | ES - PS | |
| 6 | Discrete Probability | 12 | ES - PS | |
| 7 | Matrices | 31 | ES - PS | |
| 8 | Further Modular Arithmetic | 14 | ES - PS | |
| 9 | Mathematical Programming | 4 | ES - PS | |
| 10 | Markov Chains | 1 | ES - PS | |
| 11 | Peano's Axioms | 1 | ES - PS | |

## Authors & Contributors

A number of persons not listed below have also made important contributions to this book. Contributors are encouraged to edit and include themselves in this list.
| Name | Role | Affiliation | Quote |
| Zhuo Jia Dai | Author | Former Honours Student of University of Sydney | Welcomes any criticism or praise. |
| R3m0t | Corrections | Student of JFS Secondary School | "To iterate is human; to recurse, divine." |
| Martin Warmer | Corrections & Solutions | Student of HBL High School | Welcomes all corrections and other help. |
| Tom Lam | Supplementaries & Solutions | Student of Sha Tin Methodist College | "Answer is merely the fuel for more questions." |
# Minecraft/Sheep
## Sheep

Minecraft
Blocks | Items | Mobs
Structures
Miscellaneous
Guides
Your wooly friends. Their coats make comfortable beds!

## Abilities and strengths/weaknesses

Other
This mob has no special abilities or disabilities.

### Drops

* 1 - 2 raw mutton
* 1 wool
* 1 - 3 exp. points

## Description

Sheep can be sheared with shears, dropping 1 - 3 wool. They can then regrow it by eating grass.
Sheep wool comes in every dye colour. While you can dye any sheep any colour, some natural colours occur: white, gray, dark gray, brown and black. One in 500 may also be pink.
Evokers will turn red sheep blue on sight. This can be used as a distraction.
Wild wolves hunt sheep for food.

## Strategies

None

## Mobs

* Animals
       Sheep
       Pig
       Cow
       Chicken
       Bat
       Cat
       Ocelot
       Wolf
       Fox
       Horse
       Donkey
       Mule
       Llama
       Bunny
       Frog
       Axolotl
       Tadpole
       Panda
       Mooshroom
* Monsters
       Creeper
       Zombie
       Skeleton
       Stray
       Witch
       Slime
       Phantom
       Warden
* Ocean
       Cod
       Pufferfish
       Salmon
       Tropical Fish
       Squid
       Glow Squid
       Dolphin
       Turtle
       Guardian
       Elder Guardian
* Nether
       Blaze
       Ghast
       Piglin
       Zombified Piglin
       Hoglin
       Strider
       Wither Skeleton
* End
       Enderman
       Endermite
       Shulker
* Illager/Villagers
       Villager
       Wandering Trader
       Illager
       Pillager
       Evoker
       Vex
       Ravanger
* Utility
       Snow Golem
       Iron Golem
       Allay
* Bosses
       Wither
       Ender Dragon
* Secret mobs
       Npc
# JavaScript

This book is a guide to JavaScript, a scripting language widely used in web pages and web applications such as email applications. JavaScript is not to be confused with Java, which is quite a separate language for creating stand-alone applications.
This book applies to version 1.6 and later of JavaScript. Multiple versions of JavaScript are covered in this book.

## Welcome

* Introduction (Relation to other languages)
* Hello World!
* Placing the code
* Other Script Types
* Syntax examples

## Core Language

* Lexical structure
** Automatic semicolon insertion (ASI)
** Reserved words
* Variables and types
** Numbers
** Strings
** Dates
** Arrays
** Regular expressions
* Operators
* Program flow I: if, switch, try
* Program flow II: loops
* Functions
** Anonymous functions
* Object-based programming
** Objects
** Constructors and prototypes
** Inheritance
** Access control
* Closures
* Debugging
* Optimization
* Strict Mode
* Shell

## Document Object Model and Dynamic Websites

* Runtime document manipulation
** Finding elements
** Adding elements
** Changing elements
** Removing elements
** Changing element styles
* Event handling
* W3C event handlers
* Working with the mouse
* Forms
* Images
* Cookies
* LocalStorage
* Design Mode
* Bookmarklets

## Client-Server Programming with AJAX

* XMLHttpRequest
* Handling HTML
* Handling JSON
* Handling XML
* Working with files

## Miscellaneous

* JScript in Microsoft WSH

## Appendices

* Index
* Links
* Bookmarklets
* Useful software tools
* History of JavaScript
* Best practices
* Code structuring
* Generators
* Contributors

## Related books

* ActionScript Programming
* Authoring Webpages
* Cascading Style Sheets
* Coding Cookbook: JavaScript
* HyperText Markup Language
* Programming Ajax
* Web Development

## Wikimedia

* JavaScript on Wikipedia
* Wikiversity:Web Design/An Introduction to Programming with JavaScript
# Python Programming

This book describes Python, an open-source general-purpose interpreted programming language available for the most popular operating systems. The current versions are 3.x while versions 2.x are no longer supported, since 2020. This book describes primarily the versions 3.x, but does at times reference versions 2.x.
There are a few implementations for Python 3 (and older): the standard implementation written in C, and PyPy, a JIT-compiled version written in RPython - a subset of Python. For Python 2 only there are Jython written in Java and IronPython written in C# for the .NET environment.

## Contents
### Intro

    Overview
    Getting Python
    Development Environments
    Interactive mode
    Self Help

### Basics

    Creating Python programs
    Variables and Strings
    Basic syntax
    Sequences (Strings, Lists, Tuples, Dictionaries, Sets)
    Data types
       Numbers
       Strings
       Lists
       Tuples
       Dictionaries
       Sets
    Basic Math -- redundant to "Operators"
    Operators
    Control Flow
    Decision Control
       Conditional Statements
       Loops
    Functions
    Scoping
    Input and Output
    Files
    Modules
    Classes
    Exceptions
    Errors
    Source Documentation and Comments
    Idioms
    Package management
    Python 2 vs. Python 3

### Advanced

    Decorators
    Context Managers
    Reflection
    Metaclasses
    Performance
    PyPy
    Cython
    Command-line one-liners
    Tips and Tricks

### Modules
#### Standard library modules

    Standard Library
    Regular Expression
    External commands
    XML Tools
    Email
    Threading
    Sockets
    GUI Programming
    Tkinter
    CGI interface
    WSGI web programming
    Internet
    Networks
    Math

#### Third-party modules

    Databases -- to be merged with the following chapter
    Database Programming
    numpy
    Game Programming in Python
    Qt4
    Dbus
    pyFormex
    matplotlib
    Sorted Container Types
    Excel
    MS Word

#### Writing extension modules

    Extending with C
    Extending with C++
    Extending with Pyrex
    Extending with ctypes
    Extending with Perl

### Appendices

    Popularity
    Links
    Authors
    Library Modules
    Naming conventions

## See also

* Non-Programmer's Tutorial for Python 2.6
* Non-Programmer's Tutorial for Python 3
* Python as a scripting language in GIMP
# Bengali/Numbers

In this chapter, the subject matter is pretty obvious: but first we need to start by giving the numbers in Bengali from 0 to 99.

## ১১৩৮৮৫সংখ্যা - Numbers

(in the form সংখ্যা বাংলা ইংরেজি) :
| ০ শূন্য zero | ১ এক one | ২ দুই two | ৩ তিন three | ৪ চার four | ৫ পাঁচ five | ৬ ছয় six | ৭ সাত seven | ৮ আট eight | ৯ নয় nine |
| ১০ দশ ten | ১১ এগারো eleven | ১২ বারো twelve | ১৩ তেরো thirteen | ১৪ চৌদ্দ fourteen | ১৫ পনেরো fifteen | ১৬ ষোল sixteen | ১৭ সতেরো seventeen | ১৮ আঠারো eighteen | ১৯ উনিশ nineteen |
| ২০ বিশ twenty | ২১ একুশ twenty-one | ২২ বাইশ twenty-two | ২৩ তেইশ twenty-three | ২৪ চব্বিশ twenty-four | ২৫ পঁচিশ twenty-five | ২৬ ছাব্বিশ twenty-six | ২৭ সাতাশ twenty-seven | ২৮ আটাশ twenty-eight | ২৯ ঊনত্রিশ twenty-nine |
| ৩০ ত্রিশ thirty | ৩১ একত্রিশ thirty-one | ৩২ বত্রিশ thirty-two | ৩৩ তেত্রিশ thirty-three | ৩৪ চৌত্রিশ thirty-four | ৩৫ পঁয়ত্রিশ thirty-five | ৩৬ ছত্রিশ thirty-six | ৩৭ সাঁইত্রিশ thirty-seven | ৩৮ আটত্রিশ thirty-eight | ৩৯ ঊনচল্লিশ thirty-nine |
| ৪০ চল্লিশ forty | ৪১ একচল্লিশ forty-one | ৪২ বিয়াল্লিশ forty-two | ৪৩ তেতাল্লিশ forty-three | ৪৪ চুয়াল্লিশ forty-four | ৪৫ পঁয়তাল্লিশ forty-five | ৪৬ ছেচল্লিশ forty-six | ৪৭ সাতচল্লিশ forty-seven | ৪৮ আটচল্লিশ forty-eight | ৪৯ ঊনপঞ্চাশ forty-nine |
| ৫০ পঞ্চাশ fifty | ৫১ একান্ন fifty-one | ৫২বায়ান্ন fifty-two | ৫৩ তিপ্পান্ন fifty-three | ৫৪ চুয়ান্ন fifty-four | ৫৫ পঞ্চান্ন fifty-five | ৫৬ ছাপ্পান্ন fifty-six | ৫৭ সাতান্ন fifty-seven | ৫৮ আটান্ন fifty-eight | ৫৯ ঊনষাট fifty-nine |
| ৬০ ষাট sixty | ৬১ একষট্টি sixty-one | ৬২ বাষট্টি sixty-two | ৬৩ তেষট্টি sixty-three | ৬৪ চৌষট্টি sixty-four | ৬৫ পঁয়ষট্টি sixty-five | ৬৬ ছেষট্টি sixty-six | ৬৭ সাতষট্টি sixty-seven | ৬৮ আটষট্টি sixty-eight | ৬৯ ঊনসত্তর sixty-nine |
| ৭০ সত্তর seventy | ৭১ একাত্তর seventy-one | ৭২ বাহাত্তর seventy-two | ৭৩ তিয়াত্তর seventy-three | ৭৪ চুয়াত্তর seventy-four | ৭৫ পঁচাত্তর seventy-five | ৭৬ ছিয়াত্তর seventy-six | ৭৭ সাতাত্তর seventy-seven | ৭৮ আটাত্তর seventy-eight | ৭৯ ঊনআশি seventy-nine |
| ৮০ আশি eighty | ৮১ একাশি eighty-one | ৮২ বিরাশি eighty-two | ৮৩ তিরাশি eighty-three | ৮৪ চুরাশি eighty-four | ৮৫ পঁচাশি eighty-five | ৮৬ ছিয়াশি eighty-six | ৮৭ সাতাশি eighty-seven | ৮৮ আটাশি eighty-eight | ৮৯ ঊননব্বই eighty-nine |
| ৯০ নব্বই ninety | ৯১ একানব্বই ninety-one | ৯২ বিরানব্বই ninety-two | ৯৩ তিরানব্বই ninety-three | ৯৪ চুরানব্বই ninety-four | ৯৫ পঁচানব্বই ninety-five | ৯৬ ছিয়ানব্বই ninety-six | ৯৭ সাতানব্বই ninety-seven | ৯৮ আটানব্বই ninety-eight | ৯৯ নিরানব্বই ninety-nine | ১০০ একশত one-hundred | One thousand- ১ হাজার |
As one can immediately tell, the numeral system is exactly the same as in the Western world.
There is no clear-cut way to determine how a number from 20 to 99 sounds like: though there may be patterns, the rules of Sandhi and liaison will have modified the pronunciation greatly. The best way to learn, like with all Bengali concepts, is to hear the numbers used in daily life, and the patterns will come out smoothly.
There are also more Sanskrit numbers, which are not used as much, but from which ordinals are derived: Hundred= Thousand=

## Notes

* 11-18 may be spelled with a final ও.
* 79-88 may be spelled -াশী as well.
# Italian/Introduction
## Introduction / Introduzione

* Pronunciation for Italian ~ Pronuncia dell'italiano
* Italian Culture ~ Cultura italiana

## Why learn Italian? - Perché imparare l'italiano?

Italian, known as the romantic language of love and expression, holds significant importance as the official language of Italy, San Marino, and the Ticino and Grigioni cantons of Switzerland. Additionally, it is the second official language in Vatican City, following Latin. Beyond these regions, Italian is spoken and understood by communities with Italian minorities in some areas, such as Istria in Slovenia, Croatia, Argentina, and Brazil.
Although not widely spoken, Italian also has a presence in countries such as Libya, Eritrea, Somalia, and Ethiopia, where there are individuals who possess a basic knowledge of the language. With a staggering 65 million native Italian speakers and an additional 14 million individuals who speak Italian as their second or third language, Italian holds an influential position globally.
The significance of Italian extends beyond mere linguistic boundaries; it plays a vital role in the fields of culture, art, opera, and singing. Some of the most beautiful musical expressions originate in Italian, making it an indispensable language in the world of music.
Italian language education is prevalent in numerous schools worldwide, highlighting its universal appeal. In certain regions of Canada, Italian secures its place as the second most taught language, following French. In both the United States and the United Kingdom, Italian ranks fourth. On a global scale, Italian holds the title of the fifth most taught non-native language, trailing behind English, French, Spanish, and German. Moreover, due to its similarities with Spanish, and to a lesser extent, Portuguese and French, Italian offers learners a deeper understanding of the Romance languages as a whole, granting a broader perspective on these interconnected linguistic systems.
# Saylor.org's Ancient Civilizations of the World/The Roman Kingdom, Republic, and Empire

Ancient Rome was characterized by three distinct periods—the Roman Kingdom (from the eight to the sixth century B.C.E.), the Roman Republic (from the sixth to the first century B.C.E.), and the Roman Empire (from the first century B.C.E. to the fifth century A.D. for the Western Roman Empire and to the fifteenth century in the Eastern Roman Empire). How Rome evolved from a monarchy to an oligarchic republic and then to an autocratic empire will be the subject of this unit. During these three phases, innovative ideas about government, law, art, philosophy, and architecture became prominent facets of Roman society—and remain relevant in modern times. However, many of these new ideas emerged during periods of political instability and continuous warfare. In this unit, we will study the creation of republican Rome and the rise of the Roman Empire, while also paying special attention to the violent and volatile nature of this ancient polity. We will also examine the major features of Roman society and culture.
# Marathi/Family Relationships

| English | Marathi | Pronunciation |
| Mother | आई | Āaī |
| Father | बाबा | Bābā |
| husband/wife | नवरा/बायको | Navrā/Bāykö |
| Sister | बहिण | Bahiṇa |
| Brother | भाऊ | Bhāū |
| Grandfather (In Law) | आजोबा, आबा, ( नाना, अण्णा ) | Ājobā, Aaba, (Nana, Aana) |
| Grandmother (In Law) | आजी, ( नाणी ) | Ājī, (Nani) |
| Great-grandfather | पणजोबा | Paņajobā |
| Great-grandmother | पणजी | Paņajī |
| Maternal Uncle | मामा | Māmā |
| Maternal Uncle's wife | मामी | Māmī |
| Maternal Aunt | मावशी | Māvshī |
| Maternal Aunt's husband | काका | Kākā |
| Paternal Uncle | काका | Kākā |
| Paternal Uncle's wife | काकू | Kāku |
| Paternal Aunt | आत्या | Ātyā |
| Paternal Aunt’s Husband | आतोबा,मामाजी | Aatoba,Mamaji |
| Brother of your husband | दीर | Dīr |
| Wife of brother of your husband | जाऊ | Jāoo |
| Sister of your husband | नणंद | Naņand |
| Brother of your wife | मेव्हणा | Mevhņā |
| Sister of your wife | मेव्हणी | Mevhnī |
| Elder sister of your wife | ताई | Tāī |
| Wife of your older/younger brother | वहिनी/भावजय | Vahinī/Bhāvjay |
| husband of your Sister | दाजी | Dājī |
| Father of your spouse | सासरे | Sāsre |
| Mother of your spouse | सासू | Sāsū |
| Son of brother | पुतण्या | Putaņyā (A man's brother's son is पुतण्या. A woman's brother's son is भाचा) |
| Daughter of brother | पुतणी | Putaņī (A man's brother's daughter is पुतणी. A woman's brother's daughter is भाची) |
| Son of sister | भाचा | Bhāchā |
| Daughter of sister | भाची | Bhāchī |
| Your son/daughter's father-in-law | व्याही | Wyāhī |
| Your son/daughter's mother-in-law | विहीण | Wīhīņ |
| son-in-law | जावई | Jāvaī |
| Daughter-in-law | सून | Soon |
| Son's or daughter's son-in-law | नातजावई | Nāt-Zāwaī |
| Son's or daughter's daughter-in-law | नातसून | Nāt-Sōn |
| Co-wife | सवत | Sawat |
| Friends | मित्र | Mitra |
| Husband of your wife's sister | साडू | Sadu |
| Grandson | नातू | Nātu |
| Granddaughter | नात | Nāt |
| Son | मुलगा | mulagaa |
| Daughter | मुलगी | mulagi |
# Project Management/PRINCE2/Managing Product Delivery

| PRINCE2 | Pre-Project | Initiation stage | Delivery stages (usually multiple) | Final stage |
| Directing | Starting Up a Project (SU) | Directing a Project (DP) | Directing a Project (DP) | Directing a Project (DP) |
| Managing | Starting Up a Project (SU) | Managing a Stage Boundary (SB) | Managing a Stage Boundary (SB) | Closing a Project (CP) |
| Managing | | Initiating a Project (IP) | Controlling a Stage (CS) | Controlling a Stage (CS) |
| Delivering | | | Managing Product Delivery (MP) | Managing Product Delivery (MP) |
Left to right represents time. Top to bottom represents decreasing decision-making power.
The process of Managing Product Delivery is the link between the project management and the teams responsible for carrying out the work. It comprises the acceptance, execution, and final delivery of a Work Package.

## Products supplied

    Work Package

## Products produced

    Team Plan
    Checkpoint Report
    Specialist Products

## Products updated

    Configuration Documentation

## Acceptance

* Work Package accepted.
* Plans produced for effort, cost, time, and anything specific to the type of work.

## Execution

* Work carried out.
* Progress reported periodically.

## Delivery

* Products for delivery are checked for conformance to agreed tolerances.
* Products are delivered.