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Alcohol and other drugs in the Australian construction industry: a pathway for safety focused cultural change [PDF]
, 2013 Background: Anecdotal evidence from the infrastructure and building sectors highlights issues of alcohol and other drugs (AODs) and its association with safety risk on construction sites.
Biggs, Herbert, Williamson, Amy
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New Tasks in Old Jobs: Drivers of Change and Implications for Job Quality [PDF]
, 2018 This overview report summarises the findings of 20 case studies looking at recent changes in the task content of five manufacturing occupations (car assemblers, meat processing workers, hand-packers, chemical products plant and machine operators and ...
Bisello, Martina +2 more
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Self-Stabilizing Wavelets and r-Hops Coordination
, 2007 We introduce a simple tool called the wavelet (or, r-wavelet) scheme. Wavelets deals with coordination among processes which are at most r hops away of each other. We present a selfstabilizing solution for this scheme. Our solution requires no underlying
Boulinier, Christian, Petit, Franck
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A comparative study of forecasting container throughput through time series analysis [PDF]
, 2017 This paper shows different techniques used in the operational research to encounter with forecasting the total container throughput handling. Each techniques approached has its objective and constraints regarding to the research problem.
Ismail, Zuhaimy +2 more
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Intrinsic Safety Rules OK for Process Instrumentation (Part 1)
Measurement and Control, 1982 The technique of intrinsic safety was originated in England for mine signalling, following a serious Welsh mine disaster in 1913. The first surface certificate was issued in 1936 and the first formal standard in 1945, but it was not until the 1960s that the technique came into its own, with the advent of semiconductors. Now intrinsic safety has become
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Intrinsic Safety Rules OK for Process Instrumentation — Part 2
Measurement and Control, 1982 The technique of intrinsic safety was originated in England for mine signalling, following a serious mine disaster in 1913. The first surface certificate was issued in 1936 and the first formal standard in 1945, but it was not until the 1960s that the technique came into its own for process measurement and control, with the development of the shunt ...
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Gong-kuang zidonghua, 2010 According to characteristics of complex structure and various interconnection equipments with increasing quantity of coal mine monitoring and control system,the paper analyzed applicability of traditional authentication method of intrinsically safe ...
ZOU Zhe-qiang
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The efficacy and safety of intrinsic antitachycardia pacing
Journal of ArrhythmiaAbstract Background The clinical outcomes of a novel antitachycardia pacing (ATP) algorithm—intrinsic ATP (iATP)—compared to conventional ATP (cATP) have yet to be fully elucidated. Methods This retrospective study ...
Koumei Onuki +10 more
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Intrinsic Safety Design Concept for Metro Systems Based on Hollistic Approach to Safety
Chengshi guidao jiaotong yanjiu[Objective] Many design concepts in urban rail transit originate from the railway transportation sector； however， some of them conflict with the specific management requirements of urban rail transit. Additionally， the safety design in urban rail transit
YANG Yao
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