The strength and stiffness of the aragonite shell of the nautilus permits it to
act as a constant-volume hydrostatic apparatus that enables the nautilus
tomaintain neutral buoyancy. The gas diffuses into the chambers via the
siphuncular tube as cameral water is removed from behind the recently
completed last septum of the growing shell. Because the equilibrium gas
pressures in the ocean are largely independent of water depth, there is no
difference in the final gas pressure of chambers grown at different depths.
The imagery of the nautilus aptly reflects ourCompany’s ability to endure
external challenging pressures and remain stable and resilient at its core.
The
Nautilus
THE
NATUREOF
RESILIENCE
N
ature is theepitomeofresilience.
Since the dawn of time, the
many species that comprise
nature have survived and even thrived
in challenging conditions and adverse
environments.
TheconceptofthisAnnualReporttouches
on the resilient qualities of nature – in
particular sea creatures – that we at
Baker Technology Limited (“Baker
Tech”) not only share our oceanswith,
but also greatly value. These creatures
symbolisequalitiesthatwehaveemulated
forourselvesandapplied toourbusiness.
Armedwith these distinctive traits, we
areconfident incircumventing themany
challenges ahead within our dynamic
industry and an ever-evolving world
economy.
Annual Report 2016
The Nature of Resilience