Abstract: The decade which this report discusses, the decade of the Fifties, has been a time of fulfillment in management. It has also been a decade of conclusion for historical trends. Now we are ...

Abstract: It is proved on the basis of the axiomatic energy equation that the theoretical upper limit for the hydropower gained by a water wheel or turbine per unit width in a rectangular open channel cannot exceed

Abstract: During his tenure in the Meteorology Department at San Jose State University (1961?1978), Professor Albert Miller conducted extensive field investigations of the marine inversion over the San Francisco Bay Area. Measurements ...

Abstract: In order to study the physical aspects of intermittent turbulence in the free atmosphere, it is suggested that terms of an ?instantaneous? turbulent energy budget be computed from data collected by aircraft. This can be ...

Abstract: Management has been the “success story” among social institutions in this century. And, because of its success, it is now being asked to take on a new role—that of integrator, leader, and ...

Abstract: Examination of the impact of dredging when employed in support of engineering requirements for river system development on the Mississippi River system reveals that the dredge provides the river engineer with a means of ...

Abstract: Hand methods of calculating buckling loads of inelastic moment gradient beams are developed. An inelastic parameter, the stiffness modification factor,

Abstract: This paper investigates the elastic flexural‐torsional buckling of I‐beams supported (suspended) symmetrically by cables or chains, as might be encountered in practice in a lifting operation. The governing differential ...

Abstract: A new material model that accounts for fracture of concrete is presented. The model is based on the crack‐band concept, providing a formulation suitable for application in the analysis of reinforced concrete structures. ...