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Chainsaw size for delimbing

Ergonomics, 1999
New Zealand loggers commonly use chainsaws weighing up to 10 kg. Chainsaw work is both physically arduous and potentially dangerous. A contributing factor to the high injury rate of loggers could be the high physiological and biomechanical load of chainsaw work.
Richard Parker
exaly   +3 more sources

Unusual suicide with a chainsaw

Forensic Science International, 2013
A 39-year-old male, with a history of multiple suicidal attempts and psychiatric pathology, a professional lumberjack, was found dead at the meadow with his throat cut and a chainsaw beside him. Autopsy revealed that all physical injuries were confined to the head, neck and left shoulder.
I, Stojanović   +4 more
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SEVERE CHAINSAW INJURIES

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1977
A survey of 47 patients who sustained severe chainsaw injuries has been carried out. It shows that this machine, while an extremely useful one, is hazardous. Most of the patients were young, and over half of the injuries involved a hand. One fatality was recorded.
I, Macfarlane, N, Harry
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Sunset with Chainsaw

Film Quarterly, 2011
Looking back at three films (The Night of the Hunter, House, and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre), this essay proposes a new way to read horror politically, moving away from allegories of “horrible content” in favor of an attention to the horrors of form and how “secondary” background details assert themselves.
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The Chainsaws of Greed

Business and Professional Ethics Journal, 1989
brief, made none of the mistakes that all the short-sighted lumber companies made. A California Newsreel documentary, "Mad River: Hard Times in Humboldt County," made in 1982, excoriated the entire industry for its miscalculations of its market, its failures toward its workers and its destruction of its trees-but took time out to mention Pacific Lumber,
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The chainsaw in Australia

Australian Forestry, 1983
Summary The history, present situation and the future development of chainsaw use in the logging industry and the community as a whole is discussed. The hazards associated with the tool, particular Australian problems and current legislation, are outlined in relation to the development of an Australian chainsaw standard.
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Chainsaw: a Metareasoner for Large Ontologies. [PDF]

open access: possible, 2012
In this paper we present the results of running the ORE test suite and its reasoning tasks with three reasoners: Chainsaw, JFact and FaCT++. We describe the newest of these reasoners, Chainsaw, in detail, and we compare and contrast its advantages and disadvantages with the other two reasoners.
Tsarkov, Dmitry, Palmisano, Ignazio
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THE BOEING 777: NO CHAINSAW MASSACRES, PLEASE!

Journal of Integrated Design and Process Science: Transactions of the SDPS, Official Journal of the Society for Design and Process Science, 2006
Iterative life cycle models have become popular in software engineering, e.g. in agile development. In contrast, the waterfall model appears to prevail in manufacturing engineering disciplines. This includes aircraft engineering and Boeing's project for developing its most recent passenger aircraft, the 777.
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A Study of Chainsaw Kickback

Forest Products Journal, 2015
Abstract Chainsaw kickback is a serious safety concern for both experienced and novice operators. A key to developing improved kickback control systems is a better understanding of saw motion during kickback and the development of improved methods for distinguishing kickback from normal saw operation.
D. Arnold, J. P. Parmigiani
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[Chainsaw lacerations of the face].

Ugeskrift for laeger, 2021
This is a case report of two patients, who had accidental self-inflicted chainsaw lacerations of the face. The injuries were remarkably similar with jagged soft tissue lacerations and soft tissue parts of questionable vitality. These cases and their treatment are presented to show examples of the handling of soft tissue injuries of the face in an ...
Gustav Gede, Nervil   +3 more
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