... VIBRATORS FREQUENCIES COMPUTERS LOGGING PROCESSING OUTPUT ACCELEROMETERS WAVES MODELS STANDING OSCILLATORY STATIC PEAK VIBRATIONS TECHNIQUES METHODS ACCELERATION OSCILLATIONS TIMBER MAGNITUDE MODES IMMERSION LABORATORIES STUDIES Proc. Instn Cio.Engrs, Part 2, 1991,91, Sept., 603...

...MA AL MUFTI; SR COCHRANE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1986 QUEENS UNIVERSITY BELFAST GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCTS CONSTRUCTION ECONOMICS GROWTH ACTIVITY SECTORS AGRICULTURE MINING MANUFACTURING PERFORMANCE GDP EXPENDITURE CORRELATION FINANCE OUTPUT DEVELOPING COUNTRIES...

... GEOLOGY CLIMATE HYDROLOGY POWER ENERGY ELECTRICAL DEMAND PLANNING ASSESSMENT POTENTIAL OUTPUT SCREENING FIELD COSTS TOGO BENIN AFRICA Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1,1985,78, Dec., 1403-1420 8935 ENGINEERING WATER Hydroelectricresource studies in Togo and Benin GROUP The preparation...

... ROCKS INTERFACE COMPRESSIVE STRESS NON LINEAR CRACKING TENSILE MODELLING LOADS STATIC MODELS DESIGN STRUCTURES FORCES EQUILIBRIATION CONTACT SOLUTIONS OUTPUT JOINTS BLOCKS FOUNDATIONS LIMIT STATE PROFILES COMBINATIONS MATERIALS PROPERTIES ACCURACY HLUHLUWE NATAL...

... POWER IRRIGATION RESOURCES STORAGE OUTPUT HYDROELECTRICITY POWER STATIONS AGRICULTURE EARTH ROCKS OVERFLOWS CHUTES SPILLWAYS MANAGEMENT ENGINEERS CONTRACTORS FINANCE AGENCIES INTERNATIONAL DESIGN ECONOMICS HYDROLOGY CONSTRUCTION METHODS COSTS BASINS STUDIES FEASIBILITY...

... was necessary to establish stress conditions in rig and structure. Modified procedures were shown to be necessary. A report is given of the rig in operation, its suitability as a working environment, the special methods used to enhance output, and the speed and accuracy of construction achieved. Introduction...

... CONSUMPTION MAINS ABSTRACTION ECONOMICS COSTS SAVINGS MANAGEMENT CHARGES POLICIES SUPPLY DISCHARGES WATER SUPPLY RIVERS EFFLUENT DISPOSAL SEWERS ELASTICITY SERVICES MANUFACTURING ELECTRONICS COMPANIES LEAKAGE OUTPUT VOLUME ESTATES PTOC.Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1, 1982, 72, Aug., 431...

... of the used water. Analyses are shown of usage in 17 purpose categories including plant cooling, product washing and domestic type use by employees. The significance of the economic variables of price of water and industrial output in determining the level of demand is investigated, and the use of the derived...

... not significantly affect the correlations of equations (4) as was verified by an analysis of data without them. As most natural streams and irrigationcanals have a Froude number less than 0.4, the correlation appeared to offer a satisfactory method for determining watercourse dimensions on a general basis. Output...

...LA COOK; B LOCKWOOD; TRRL; SEWCHECK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1977 LONDON BOROUGH OF HAMMERSMITH TRRL TRANSPORT AND ROAD RESEARCH LABORATORY INVESTIGATIONS COMPUTERS HYDROGRAPHS PARAMETERS VALIDATION WEIRS STUDIES SEWERS HYDRAULICS METHODS SUITES DATA OUTPUT PIPES...

... with the probability of combination of such dependent variables? M r Nudds, M r Simpson and Dr Bottomley Mr Gosschalk poses three questions: how are input and output variables chosen in accordance with the probability of their occurrence, how do we square the reality of continuous probability distributions...

...PF MEAD; J RENNIE BRIDGES LONDON BRIDGE PRESTRESSED CONDITIONS HEAVY WORKS QUALITY CASTING SHAFTS ABUTMENTS PLANT DEMOLITION CONCRETE DESIGN GANTRIES PRECASTING CONTROL YARDS PIERS PRESTRESSING CONSTRUCTION METHODS COFFERDAMS TEMPORARY UNITS OUTPUT RIVERS FOUNDATIONS...

... advancein plant would come from improvements in thecontrol of machines. The output of a machine could be severely reduced, if the driver was given awkward and ill-assorted controls requiringeffort. This was one reason, among others,for the growing popularity of torque convectors with contractors. Although...

... OUTPUT EFFICIENCY WORK STUDIES ORGANISATION OPERATION PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT MAINTENANCE CIVIL ENGINEERING LABOUR CONTROL WORK MEASUREMENT RAILWAYS APPLICATION TO RAILWAY C N I L ENQINEERINU MAINTENANCE APPENDIX VI 31 BRltMH RAILWAYS THE RAILWAY m c m v e SOUTHERN REGtON WORKS ORDER Na...

... DETERIORATION POINTING EQUIPMENT OUTPUT COSTS 62 YUlLBRICK ANDAYRESON USES OR AERATJPU CEMENT RAILWAY ENGINEERING DIVISION MEETING 18 October, 1955 Mr M. G. R. Smith, Member, Chairman of the Division, in the Chair The following Paper was presented for discussion and, on the motion of the Chairman...