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The Accounting Review, 1951
Reviews the book "Engineering Economy," by H.G.Thuesen.
Arthur M. Cannon, Edward J. Kelly
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Reviews the book "Engineering Economy," by H.G.Thuesen.
Arthur M. Cannon, Edward J. Kelly
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Principles of Engineering Economy.
The Accounting Review, 1971Abstract Reviews the book "Principles of Engineering Economy," 5th ed., by Eugene L. Grant and W. Grant Ireson.
C. Torben Thomsen, Robert R. Sterling
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Civil Engineering Magazine, 2017
The economy grew in 2016, and overall, the rate of growth in the architecture, engineering, and construction professions was in line with predictions. But there were genuine surprises in certain markets and geographic regions. So what can the profession expect this year? Experts weigh in.
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The economy grew in 2016, and overall, the rate of growth in the architecture, engineering, and construction professions was in line with predictions. But there were genuine surprises in certain markets and geographic regions. So what can the profession expect this year? Experts weigh in.
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SAE Technical Paper Series, 1962
<div class="htmlview paragraph">In the new “N” models of the 71 series basic changes were made in the injection system, combustion chamber, compression rings, and oil control. A differential needle valve replaces the crown valve in the injection system and provides improved combustion. Use of higher compression ratio piston and narrow compression
H. S. Ford, F. W. Sinks
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<div class="htmlview paragraph">In the new “N” models of the 71 series basic changes were made in the injection system, combustion chamber, compression rings, and oil control. A differential needle valve replaces the crown valve in the injection system and provides improved combustion. Use of higher compression ratio piston and narrow compression
H. S. Ford, F. W. Sinks
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Economies are Ecologies, not Engines
Inference: International Review of Science, 2017An economy is a system of agents and connections among those agents. There are, however, two distinct ways of conceptualizing economic systems. One is mechanical, the other is ecological.
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