Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 6American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1988 - Arctic regions |
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... given by hw T22 = T ---- 1 ( II.7 ) Let an external moment M , along the x - axis direction be applied to the lower platform resulting in a small angular displacement 80 ( see Figure II.2 ) . Again assuming that the wirerope elongation ...
... given by hw T22 = T ---- 1 ( II.7 ) Let an external moment M , along the x - axis direction be applied to the lower platform resulting in a small angular displacement 80 ( see Figure II.2 ) . Again assuming that the wirerope elongation ...
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... given thickness , cutting time can be deduced . In addition , the discontinuities provide an indication of the time to be spent in cutting process initiation and geometric reconfiguration . In general , there may be more than one task ...
... given thickness , cutting time can be deduced . In addition , the discontinuities provide an indication of the time to be spent in cutting process initiation and geometric reconfiguration . In general , there may be more than one task ...
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... given first , followed by presentation and discussion of results from a case study . Tradeoffs between capacity , utilization , cost , lead time and work - in - process are considered , and the implication of different technologies ...
... given first , followed by presentation and discussion of results from a case study . Tradeoffs between capacity , utilization , cost , lead time and work - in - process are considered , and the implication of different technologies ...
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COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY 3D GRAPHICS | 1 |
COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY ROBOTICS AND SYSTEMS CONTROL | 29 |
A Computer System for Permanent Control of Offshore Structure Behaviour | 39 |
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