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The EE at work

IEEE Potentials, 1982
Steve Malyszko, 28 years old, is a process controls engineer for the Ralston-Purina Corporation in St. Louis, Mo. — a position he has held since January 1980. After earning B.S.E.E. and M.S.E.E. degrees from Colorado State University, he joined Ralston as a construction engineer.
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EE education in Germany

IEEE Potentials, 2000
The organization, philosophy and outcome of electrical engineering education in Germany is outlined. The German tradition and origins of electrical engineering are briefly discussed. Funding of German universities, their entrance requirements, and electrical engineering curriculum structure are also discussed.
Werner Wiesbeck, J. Van Hagen
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Associations for EE's

IEEE CSIT Newsletter, 1974
The Association of Scientists and Professional Engineering Personnel (ASPEP) represents research, development and design engineers, and scientists at RCA in the Camden, N. J. area. After certification by the National Labor Relations Board in 1945 as the collective bargaining representative for the professional community at RCA, a contract was ...
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Spring and Jakarta EE

2019
Spring can certainly be used in a standalone environment, but the most common environment for Spring has historically been in an enterprise environment, powering web applications and backend services in a managed server. This chapter will demonstrate some aspects of integration in a Jakarta EE container (formerly known as Java EE, or J2EE, or maybe ...
Joseph B. Ottinger, Andrew Lombardi
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Positron Source for FCC-ee

2019
The FCC-ee is a high-luminosity, high-precision circular collider to be constructed in a new 100 km tunnel in the Geneva area. The physics case is well established and the FCC-ee operation is foreseen at 91 GeV (Z-pole), 160 GeV (W pair production threshold), 240 GeV (Higgs resonance) and 365 GeV (t-tbar threshold).
Chaikovska, Iryna   +18 more
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« Ee ou besesme »

Romania, 1981
McMillan Duncan. « Ee ou besesme ». In: Romania, tome 102 n°406, 1981. pp. 237-239.
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EE-Inspired Risks [PDF]

open access: possible, 2013
In the previous chapters the behavior of classifiers trained to minimize error-entropy risks, for both discrete and continuous errors, was analyzed. The rationale behind the use of these risks is the fact that entropy is a PDF concentration measure — higher concentration implies lower entropy —, and in addition (recalling what was said in Sect.
Luís M. A. Silva   +3 more
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EE education in Spain

IEEE Potentials, 1999
Engineering education in Spain has a long tradition exceeding 150 years. Its traditional character has always been complemented by an effort to work with the social, industrial and international environment of each era. The last great change has taken place in the last ten years (1986-1996) by: (1) expanding the number of engineering degrees offered ...
F. Jimenez, F. Catedra, J. Arriaga
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EES® for Chemical Engineering

2019
EES (‘Engineering Equation Solver’) is a software tool designed to numerically solve algebraic and differential equations that are typically found in engineering problems. EES is appealing for solving chemical engineering problems because it provides built-in functions for the calculation of thermodynamic and transport properties of many chemical ...
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EE for the Total N00b

2020
Electrical Engineering, or EE, as a discipline is a very deep and fascinating area of study. It deals with the laws and principles of controlling and electricity and how that electricity interacts with our environment. A single chapter in a book cannot hope to give you a full grounding in the deep concepts and theory of EE. Instead, I am going to focus
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