... to a tractor, and inwhich the angle of cut can be altered a t will, together with the height of the cutting blade above road level. Such a machine is now in production, although few are yet available for delivery. WEED CONTROL Thecontrol of weeds has become more important with the increase of arable farming...

... for the maintenance and repair of invasion craft after D-day. Most of the designs were prepared in the departmentof the civil engineer-in-chiefand construction was carried out bycontractors underthe control of the department in thuesual way-by means of competitive tendering. Some, however, weresponsored by private...

...N R BEATTIE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 CIVIL ENGINEERING MEDICINE ENVIRONMENT HEALTH HISTORY SURVEYS TROPICAL HYGIENE DISEASES CONTROL STATISTICS ACTS LEGISLATION WATER SUPPLY SEWAGE RIVERS POLLUTION ATMOSPHERIC HOUSING MILITARY PUBLIC CLEANSING PUBLIC HEALTH...

...J PALMER; R W BISHOP; G W ROOKE; P R ROBINSON; S R H BEARD; W P S COCKLE; H S WADDINGTON; I G CROXFORD; A G ALLNUTT; G C GROVE; D H LITTLE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 DESIGN CONSTRUCTION SLIPWAYS CRADLES HAULAGE DESIGN CONTROL DOLPHINS DAMS SITES SELECTION DIVERS...

...A GOODE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1951 ROYAL AIR FORCE CONSTRUCTION AIRFIELDS AIRPORTS HISTORY SITES CLIMATE GEOLOGY DESIGN DRAINAGE SOILS METHODS PAVING PILING CULVERTS AGRICULTURE STAFF TESTS EARTHWORKS GRANITE ASPHALT LOADING CONTROL CHANGI...

... CONTROL BACTERIA PARASITES SCIENCE PURIFICATION IMPROVEMENT ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION UK IN THE EIELD OF ENVIRON31ENTAL HEALTH 15 Discussion The Author, int,roducing the Paper, said that he was well aware that he was speaking tothe convertedwhenheemphasized the need for co-operation between...

..., particularly the recent four-jet air-liner known as the Comet. It was vital that aircraftbe permitted to take off, land, and taxifrom no fewer than four different parts of the factory, one of which existed at the north corner of the airfield. A reproduction of the original scheme drawing for flying control...

..., aggregates, and labour had been different. He thought that that indicated the value of assessing those variations for any particular typeof mixing plant in order to predict the variations and utsoe the knowledge in providing effective control. If an investigationwere made when any cube- results varied...

... ACCOMMODATION CONTROL TOWERS HEADQUARTERS THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS AIRPORTENGINEERINGDIVISION " THE INFLUENCE OF GROUNDHANDLING FACILITIES ON AIRPORT LAY-OUT " BY WILLIAMJAMES COZENS, B.Sc.(Eng and JOHN ARTHUR GLEN,B.Sc.(Eng A.MM.1.C.E. ,, Session 1949-50 ., ,, ,, , LONDON: VubIisfJeb bp Qip...

...A R LEE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 EXPERIMENTS ROADS RESEARCH SURFACES DRESSING THIN CARPETS PLANNING LABORATORIES WEATHER BITUMINOUS MATERIALS TAR FULL SCALE CONTROL TENSION A339 BINDERS ADHESION TREATMENT TRAFFIC GRANITE AGGREGATES LIMESTONE SLAG SAND FILLERS...

... IN SITU FILLING STABILISATION WELDING DRAINAGE WATER SUPPLY ROADS RAILWAYS LABORATORIES CONTROL LABOUR WELFARE PORT TALBOT THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS WORKS CONSTRUCTION DIVISION NEW STEELWORKS, PORT TALBOT : CONSTRUCTION OF WORKS BE DONALDLUMBARD,M.B.E., B A.M.I.C.E...

...H A WICKHAM; G R KENT; A C EDRICH; M G R SMITH; A G TICEHURST; W F BEATTY; E F HUMPHRIES; G C N ELLIOT; P MASON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 EQUIPMENT TUBES HIGH TENSION CONTROL TUNNELS RUNWAYS SIGNALLING DESIGN PITS BLOCKS ILFORD LONDON UK DISCUSSION ONTHE...

...W J COZENS; J A GLEN; E R MORGAN; R G EDKINS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 GROUND HANDLING FACILITIES AIRPORTS LAYOUT AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT TOWING CONTROL PASSENGERS FIRES RISKS AERODROMES VIADUCTS FUELLING CORRESPONDENCEONTHE. INFLUENCE QFGROUNDHANDLING FACILITIES...

... conservative.Hehad found that the machines under his control were dealing with from 130 to 140 gullies per day. For efficiency, mechanization required to be applied over fairly large areas so far as County work was concerned : the old conception of com- paratively small County road-districts was unsatisfactory when...

... ECONOMICS CONTROL LONDON UK USA THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. ROAD ENGINEERING DIVISION. RESEARCH ON ROAD SAFETY AND TRAFFIC FLOW, BY REUBEN JACOB SMEED, PhD., and GRAHAM TOWNSEND BENNETT, O.B.E., B.Sc., M.I.C.E. . ., , _I Session 1948-49. LONDON: IFnbIiafyb be &fie Emtitution...

...C HEYES; J BRIERLEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1948 AIRFIELDS LIGHTING STANDARDISATION INTERNATIONAL THREE DIMENSIONAL PERSPECTIVE RUNWAYS APPROACHES ELECTRICITY SUPPLY CONTROL GROUND TRAFFIC OBSTRUCTIONS APRONS STREETS THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. AIRPORT...

...B F J BRADBEER; C A HART; E B HUGH JONES; R P WHEELER; A F SMITH; F N SPARKES; R REATCHLOUS; S L G BEAUFOY PHOTOGRAPHY SURVEYING ROADS ENGINEERING SURVEYS AIR PHOTOGRAPHS MAPPING PLANNING WEATHER ACCURACY VERTICAL INSTRUMENTS CONTROL MIDDLE EAST IN RELATION TO ROAD...

...G BURT; H GRACE; H J B HARDING; H L KERR; L R ROBERTSON; D J MACLEAN; F W PEARCE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1947 USAGE PLANT SOILS STABILISATION ROADS FOUNDATIONS METHODS RIPPING CEMENT TRANSPORT STABILISERS CONTROL MOISTURE CARRIAGEWAYS TIMING WATERING MIXING CRACKS...

...C C INGLIS; G LACEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1947 MEANDERS BEARING RIVERS TRAINING CONTROL FLOW OPEN CHANNELS DISCHARGES GRADES BEHAVIOUR MODELS INVESTIGATIONS CURVATURE TRAINING FORMULAE SARDA RIVER BANBASSA KOSI RIVER RUPNARAIN RIVER NEPAL THE INSTITUTION...

... . Control launch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 7 7 Passenger launches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Refuelling launches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Fire and crash launches General purpose launches Moorings . . . . . Night landing equipment...