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Industrial and Engineering Chemistry
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 1926INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY, including the Analytical Edition , in 1941 received 878 manuscripts for consideration. Approximately 60 per cent of these manuscripts have been or will be accepted, some of them still being in process of review and revision which occasionally volves adding experimental work, delaying publication for soi ...
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Requirements engineering and industrial uptake
Requirements Engineering, 1998Although there have been a number of research projects in requirements engineering, industrial uptake from these projects has rarely lived up to expectations. To investigate possible explanations for this and what potential mechanisms there may be for promoting industrial uptake of current and future requirement engineering R&D projects, the Joint ...
Philip Morris +2 more
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Engineering Industrial Environments
Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal, 1965(1965). Engineering Industrial Environments. Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal: Vol. 10, No. 4, pp. 624-628.
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Medical engineering and industry
Medical & Biological Engineering, 1972Biomedical engineering began 25 years ago. Since its beginnings it has progressed from a construction and repair service to an applied science which has made many important contributions to medicine. However, for biomedical engineering to make greater contributions to medicine in the future, more co-operation and planning are needed.
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Industrial Inspection and Reverse Engineering
Computer Vision and Image Understanding, 1995Proposes a new design for inspection and reverse engineering environments. The authors have designed and experimented with such an environment for capturing sense data of mechanical parts in an intelligent way. They construct a sensing /spl rarr/ CAD interface for the automatic reconstruction of parts from visual data.
Tarek M. Sobh +4 more
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Computers & Industrial Engineering
Computers & Industrial Engineering, 2014Link_to_subscribed_fulltext
Lau, Henry +4 more
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Engineering and industrial standardization
Proceedings of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1919MOST of us speak of standardization in a vague sort of way, usually having in mind some particular corner of the field, but without sensing the comprehensiveness of the word or the magnitude and importance of the field covered, not realizing that the cooperation without which our modern society would be impossible, would in turn be impossible without a
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Reverse Engineering in Industry
2013 20th Working Conference on Reverse Engineering (WCRE), 2013This extended abstract gives a description of the panel “Reverse Engineering in Industry” which forms part of the 20th Working Conference on Reverse Engineering (WCRE 2013).
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IIE Transactions, 1991
Abstract This paper outlines the scientific underpinnings of Industrial Engineering and proposes an approach to educating the Industrial Engineer based on this engineering science. The proposed definition of the “Industrial Engineering science” rests on the premise that IE is made up of three main functional areas: (1) production engineering, (2 ...
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Abstract This paper outlines the scientific underpinnings of Industrial Engineering and proposes an approach to educating the Industrial Engineer based on this engineering science. The proposed definition of the “Industrial Engineering science” rests on the premise that IE is made up of three main functional areas: (1) production engineering, (2 ...
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2019
The need for a reliable supply of engineering talent is accepted globally, but in many parts of the world the many challenges mean that this is not easily achieved. Even if the graduate supply is a reality, often there are concerns about the quality of the engineers entering the workforce. This chapter will explore this landscape, and after identifying
Robin P. Clark, Jane Andrews
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The need for a reliable supply of engineering talent is accepted globally, but in many parts of the world the many challenges mean that this is not easily achieved. Even if the graduate supply is a reality, often there are concerns about the quality of the engineers entering the workforce. This chapter will explore this landscape, and after identifying
Robin P. Clark, Jane Andrews
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