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2022
This report presents an analysis of evacuation centres by architecture, engineering, and GIS experts from RMIT University. They worked closely with key stakeholders in Honiara to undertake preliminary analysis on evacuation centre needs, and to make recommendations for interventions for the Climate Resilient Honiara project (CRH).The report is based on
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This report presents an analysis of evacuation centres by architecture, engineering, and GIS experts from RMIT University. They worked closely with key stakeholders in Honiara to undertake preliminary analysis on evacuation centre needs, and to make recommendations for interventions for the Climate Resilient Honiara project (CRH).The report is based on
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The Centre of Twist or the Centre of Flexure?
ZAMM - Journal of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics / Zeitschrift für Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik, 1987In the present paper the author has derived the conjecture that the centre of twist is the centre of flexure. The work is based on the Saint Venant flexure theory. The principle of superposition has been used to prove the said conjecture. Problems with centre of twist and torsion by surface traction have been discussed to arrive at the conclusion ...
Stephen, N. G., Shi, X. L.
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2017
The court had begun to emerge as the location for the entourages of sovereigns in the Middle Ages. Court culture reflected the personal tastes of monarchs and their subjects, and the economic and territorial limitations of the ruler's power determined the court's size and personnel.
van Damme Stéphane, Dickinson Janet
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The court had begun to emerge as the location for the entourages of sovereigns in the Middle Ages. Court culture reflected the personal tastes of monarchs and their subjects, and the economic and territorial limitations of the ruler's power determined the court's size and personnel.
van Damme Stéphane, Dickinson Janet
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The Flexural Centre or Centre of Shear
The Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society, 1954In view of the recent notes in this Journal by Professors Jacobs and Duncan, it may be of interest to give some additional references to investigations of the flexural centre of beams, which otherwise might be overlooked, and to add some remarks which seem to have escaped the attention of previous writers.Although the earliest investigation seems to ...
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Centres de gravité, centres d’attraction
2018Cet article vise à identifier les principaux centres de gravité du Cousin Pons et à comprendre leur force d’attraction : une façon d’examiner ce qu’accorde Balzac à ses créatures. Celles-ci doivent leur envergure et leur poids respectif à trois paramètres : à leur fonction narrative, à leur singulière saillance, et à la signification qui devient la ...
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International Journal of Educational Management, 1990
Value for money, cost effectiveness, enterprise and quality assurance are rapidly becoming the new catchwords in higher education management. Corporate forms of management are considered as polytechnics and universities struggle to find organisational structures to cope with the world of competition. Fundamental issues of management and not just profit
John Old, David Morris
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Value for money, cost effectiveness, enterprise and quality assurance are rapidly becoming the new catchwords in higher education management. Corporate forms of management are considered as polytechnics and universities struggle to find organisational structures to cope with the world of competition. Fundamental issues of management and not just profit
John Old, David Morris
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Australas. J Comb., 2020 Summary: Every Steiner triple systems can be co-ordinatised in terms of a commutative loop, called a sloop. Let \((T,\circ)\) be such a sloop. The set of all elements \(a\in T\) such that, for all \(x,y\in T\), \(a\circ(x\circ y)=(a\circ x)\circ y\) is called the centre of \(T\). We prove that a given element \(a\) belongs to the centre of \(T\) if and
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The Flexural Centre or Centre of Shear
The Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society, 1953This paper reviews work on the flexural centre of elastic cantilever beams and contains a number of hitherto unpublished results, including a formula giving the position of the flexural centre in terms of the Prandtl torsional stress function.The appearance of the note by Jacobs has prompted the preparation of a review of this subject which is all the ...
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2006
Recent trends and policy developments have called into question the divide between the provision of income support and social care services. This book addresses this theme with reference to key trends: individualisation, citizen responsibility, the decline of the married male breadwinner and new ways of supporting disabled and older people.
Celia Davies +2 more
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Recent trends and policy developments have called into question the divide between the provision of income support and social care services. This book addresses this theme with reference to key trends: individualisation, citizen responsibility, the decline of the married male breadwinner and new ways of supporting disabled and older people.
Celia Davies +2 more
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Health Centres or Medical Centres ?
The Lancet, 1961H.M. Davie, Joseph Sluglett
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