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Hypoponera spei

2011
Hypoponera spei (Forel) (Figs 112 – 114) Ponera spei Forel, 1910: 423. Holotype worker, SOUTH AFRICA: Montagnes du Natal (Wroughton) (MHNG) [examined]. [Combination in Hypoponera: Bolton, 1995: 216.] Ponera spei r. devota var. sancta Forel, 1914: 213. Workers from SOUTH AFRICA: Natal, Durban (G. A r n o ld). Unavailable name (Bolton, 1995: 216). Ponera
Bolton, B., Fisher, B. L.
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Spey Power Plant

Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1964
IN short‐ and medium‐haul operation an aero engine is subjected to a greater frequency of full‐power cycles; these operations therefore impose more exacting conditions on an engine than docs long‐haul service. For this reason, it is important to appreciate that in designing the Spey, Rolls‐Royce has been able to call on 14 million hours of experience ...
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Experientia spei

1970
Diakonia, Bd. 1 Nr.
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The Spey Bay geomorphological study

Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, 1995
AbstractThe Spey Bay coastline and the estuary of the River Spey exhibit a rapidly evolving planform. They provide an opportunity to study geomorphological changes in a coupled coastal/estuarine system which can be measured over hours and days rather than the years and decades associated with more slowly evolving landscape features.
Keith J. Riddell, Terence W. Fuller
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Granulosa cell tumour in two speyed bitches

Australian Veterinary Journal, 2001
Granulosa cell tumours are uncommon ovarian tumours in the bitch and are rare in speyed bitches. This case report describes two cases of granulosa cell tumour in bitches that were speyed at less than 1‐year‐of‐age. Both animals presented with persistent vulval bleeding.
R K, Sivacolundhu   +2 more
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Ponera spei Forel

1926
Published as part of Santschi, F., 1926, Description de nouveaux formicides éthiopiens (IIIme partie)., pp.
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Marine Spey—SM1A Propulsion Module

Journal of Engineering for Power, 1979
The requirements for a high efficiency marine gas turbine of 10 to 12 MW output has been identified, particularly for Naval craft. The adaptation and development of a marine version of the Rolls-Royce Spey aero engine has been funded by the Ministry of Defence to meet this requirement.
K. G. Page, C. R. Pack
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The Old Spey Bridge, Fochabers

Industrial Archaeology Review, 1987
Abstract Before 1804 travellers crossed the river Spey at Fochabers by ferry. This could be a hazardous operation when the river was in spate or covered with floating pack-ice. The need for a bridge had been suggested several years previously but it was only when the Duchess and later the Duke of Gordon became involved that any progress was made.
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Rolls‐Royce Spey Power Plant

Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1963
WHEN the BAC One‐Eleven enters airline service next year its power plants will already have obtained extensive airline experience with the cle Havilland Trident. Since the complete Spey pod for the Onc‐Elcvcn is virtually identical to the podded installation of the Spey on the Trident, thousands of hours of operating experience will have been gained ...
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