Did you mean: International Symposium on Geotechnical Engineering for the Preservation of Monuments and Historic Sites (1996 : Naples, Italy) VIGIL IN THE SKY GUARDIANS OF THE SEAS COURAGE IS THIER WEAPON MEN OF WAR PAKISTAN TODAY STEAM POWER PLANTS FLOW INSTABILITY THERMAL AND HYDRAULIC DESIGN OF STEAM GENERATION SYSTEMS FLOW INSTABILITY PROBLEMS-STEAM TUBES OPTICAL BISTBILITY AND INSTABILITIES NONLINEAR OPTICAL MATERIALS ULTRAFAST CHARGE CARRIER DYNAMICS IN SEMICONDUCTORS NONLINEAR OPTICS IN GUIDE STRUCTURE IAWPRC Specialist Group on Systems Analysis in Water Quality Management APPLIED DIGITAL OPTICS.DIGITAL OPTICS. OPTICAL MEMS.INTEGRATED OPTICS.NANOPHOTONICS.SIGNAL PROCESSING-DIGITAL TECHNIQUES.DIFFRACTION GRATINGS International Workshop on Attention in Cognitive systems ( 5th : 2008 : Santorini, Greece) RADAR FOUNDATIONS .RADAR SYSTEMS.RADAR SIGNAL PROCESSING.IMAGING RADAR.SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR.SAR/ISAR DIGITAL IMAGERY.TARGET RECOGNITION IN SAR/ISAR IMAGERY.PULSEDOPPLER AND MTI RADAR.AIRBORNE RADAR.SPACE TIME ADAPTIVE PROCESSING.WEATHER RADAR. GROUND PENETRATING RADAR.BISTATIC RADAR.LOW PROBABILITY OF INTERCEPT RADAR.WEATHER RADAR.GROUND PENETRATING RADAR STATIC PRESSURE MEASUREMENT IN ATORQUE CONVERTER STATE 1-10 A SYSTEM ENGINEERING APPROACH TO SUBSYSTEM DESIGN AUTOMOTIVE TRANSMISSION 11-16 DESIGN OF VANE PUMP SUCTION PORTING TO REDUCE CAVITATION AT HIGH OPERATION SPEEDS17-22 IMPROVING AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SHIFT QUALITY BY FEEDBACK CONTROL WITH A TURBINE SPEED SENSOR 23-32 SATUM TRANSMISSION FAMILY PRODUCT AND PROCESS FLEXIBILITY BY DESIGN 33-42 A GREASE FILLED TORSIONAL COUPLING FOR CVT VEHICLES 43-50 AMETHOD FOR SELECTING PARALLEL CONNECTED PLANETARY GEAR TRAIN ARRAGEMENTS FOR AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 51-60 RESONANCE TYPE GEAR FATIGUE TESTER 61-66 A STUDY ON GEAR NOISE REDUCTION BASED ON HELICAL GEAR TOOTH 67-72 ACC NO-27349 ACC NO-28048 PISTON TEMPERATURE TELEMETRY SYSTEM 1-12 INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES 13-22 UNIVERSAL AIR FUEL RADIO HEATED EXHAUST GAS OXYGEN SENSOR AND FURTHER APPLICATIONS 23-36 MIXTURE STRENGTH AT CRANKING CYCLES OF GASOLINE ENGINE STARTING 37-48 MINIATURE MAGNETOSTRICTUVE MISFIRE SENSOR 49-56 NONLINEAR CLOSED LOOP SI ENGINE CONTROL OBSERVER 57-74 ADAPTIVE TORQUE CONTROL OF DIESEL ENGINE FOR TRANSIENT TEST CYCLES 75-92 AN ATUMATIC PARAMETER MATCHING FOR ENGINE FUEL IMJECTION CONTROL 93-102 MODELING OF THE DYNAMIC PROCESSES IN AN ELECTRONIC DIESEL FUEL INJECTION SYSTEM 103-116 ADAPTIVE ENGINE CONTROL UNIT WITH FEEDBACK KNOCK SIGNAL 117-120 ACC NO-28040 ACC NO-27345.SP-898 MS-MECH-84 MSTHESIS ABSTRACT. Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems (RMS) effectively respond to fluctuating market needs and customer demands for finished product. Diagnosability is a supporting characteristic of RMS that has a say in the quality of finished product. Cost and time taken for manufacturing are also considerably affected if proper diagnosability measures are not taken. Previous studies on Diagnosability of RMS have been studied from Axiomatic System Theory as such Design For Diagnosability (DFD). Nevertheless Diagnosability remains to be the least studied characteristic of RMS. With the availability of digitized data, Machine Learning approaches to advance manufacturing have proven to be considerably effective. A research gap existed for the application of Machine Learning techniques in improving the Diagnosability of RMS. A framework of Machine Learning has been proposed to address this gap. The working of the framework has been illustrated by two demonstrations from the available datasets, one in identifying proper signals in semi-conductor manufacturing to predict excursions, and the second in predicting machine failures due to a variety of factors. The framework is rendered in a concurrent-engineering fashion. The framework is tested against two available manufacturing datasets. Increase in Diagnosability will decrease the cost and time taken to production. Key Words: Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Preventive Maintenance, Intelligent Manufacturing MS-CSE-15 MSTHESIS ABSTRACT. The use of web and mobile applications is growing very rapidly in the modern era. Due to high end demand of such applications, the software stakeholders want the applications to be available on both mobile and web. In software industry this requires more efforts to develop applications for both mobile and web. Consequently, more resources with different technology experts are needed for the development of multiplatform applications. The software engineers always look for time saving and robust methodology for good, quick and qualitative software development. Web and mobile applications usually composed of three layers i.e. application, business and data. Application layer deals with the UI related concepts that run on browser. On the other hand, business layer deals with the business logic that is usually implemented on server side. Finally, data layer deals the data access from database. We have performed the literature review in which we found that a methodology is needed where the software engineers can generate scaffolding code for the data and presentation layers considering the modern development technologies of hybrid (ionic) and web apps (angular). Normally in software industry, the system analysts design the class diagram and is handled over to the software developers. The developers start writing code in client side technology, server side technology and also generate database according to the class diagram. We have proposed the model-based methodology for the development of applications for both mobile and web applications, because, Model Driven Architecture (MDA) is renowned software design approach in software industry that make the software development very rapid and consistent. MDA facilitate the development of multiplatform applications from one UML diagram. Specifically, by applying the principle of "Run everywhere after develop once", we have designed a profile which have data types and stereotypes of model, class and property meta-class. We have generated the code from class diagram by Acceleo. Our methodology is validated by two case studies demonstrating that the idea is workable. Moreover, one empirical case study was given to 12 industry professional, for evaluating the saving of development effort using the proposed methodology. We found that the proposed approach reduced the amount of effort significantly. Key Words: Hybrid App, Web App, Model-Based Scaffolding, CRUD, MDA, Web service Symposium on Engineering Geology in the Urban Environment, San Francisco, 1969. Somalia , CASE STUDIES , military operations , stability , international relations , united nations , military forces foreign , MILITARY FORCES UNITED STATES , government foreign , infrastructure , humanitarian assistance , rules of engagement , INTERAGENCY COORDINATION Lafore, Robert (Robert W.). Waite Group's object-oriented programming in C++. ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GREAT MILITARY LEADERS AND SOLDIERS. FIELD MARSHAL JEFFREY AMHERST, JACOB ASTLEY, ATTILA, ALEXANDER THE GREAT, EDMUND HENRY ALLENBY, SUBATAI BA ADUR, BABAR, FRANCISCO FRANCO BAHAMONDE, WILLIAM BAILLIE, LANCE SERGEANT JOHN D. BASKEYFIELD, WILLIAM GEORGE BARKER, PIERRE G.T BEAUREGARD, JEAN BAPTISTE-JULES BERNADOTTE, WILLIAM AVERY BISHOP, NETAJI SUBHASH CHANDRA BOSE, ADMIRAL EDWARD BOSCAWEN, ALEKSEY ALEKSEYEVICH BRUSILOV, CADWALLON KING OF GWYNEDD, CAIUS JULIUS CAESAR, WILLIAM CAVENDISH, CHARLES 1, CHARLES OF LORRAINE, NOEL GODFREY CHAVASSE,CHRISTIAN OF BRUNSWICK, JOHN CHURCHILL, ROBERT CLIVE, CALBRAITH LOWERY COLE, SIR EYRIE COOTE, ROBERT CRAUFORD, OLIVER CROMWELL, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS CUMBERLAND, EDWARD THE BLACK PRICE, PRINCE OF WALES, EDWARD III KING OF ENGLAND, THOMAS FAIRFAX, ERICH VON FALKENHAYN, FERDINAND OF BRUNSWICK, NATHAN BEDFORD FORREST, FREDERICK II (THE GREAT), BERNARDO DE GALVEZ, GEORGE II, NATHANAEL GREENE, BEVIL GRENVILE, ALEXANDER HAMILTON, HANNIBAL, SIR BASIL HENRY LIDDELL HART, ADMIRAL EDWARD HAWKE, A.P HILL, ROWLAND "DADDY" HILL, GENERAL NGUYEN VAN HIEU, NELSON HARATTIO, JOHN PAUL JONES, JEAN BAPTISTE JOURDAN, STEPHEN WATTS KEARNY, MYLES WALTER KEOGH, HORATIO KITCHENER, V.V FILIP KONOWAL, PRINCE M ILARIONOVICH KUTUZOV, THE MARQUIS DELAFAYETTE, MARMADUKE LANGDALE, BENJAMIN LINCOLN, ERICH VON LUDENDORFF, DOUGLAS MACARTHUR, ADMIRAL THOMAS MATHEWS, SIR WALTER DE MAUNY, DUKE MAXIMILIAN IOF BAVARIA, GEORGE BRINTON MCCLELLAN, MAJOR GENERAL G.G MEADE, VON MOLTKE, LOUIS OSEPH MONTCALM, BRIGADIER GENERAL DANIEL MORGAN, SULTAN MURAD, NICOLAS CHARLES OUDINOT,GRAND DUKE NINHOLAS, ROBERT GEORGES NIVELLE, ORKHAN, OTHMAN, GENERAL SIR JAMES OUTRAM, HENRY PERCY HOTSPUR, JOHN JOSEPH PERSHING, WILLIAM PITT THE ELDER, PRINCE JOSEF ANTON PONIATOWSKI, COLONEL JOHN A POINDEXTER, JOHN S POINDEXTER, ELWOOD R QUESADA, PRINCE RUPERT, HERMAN MAURICE SAXE, GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT, WILLIAM TECUMSEH SHERMAN, CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI, PHILIP SKIPPON, TECUMSEH, JOHAN TESERCLAES TILLY, SUN TZU, FREDERICK WILLIAM I, JAMES WOLFE, SHAKA ZULU GARDEN OF TRUTH.SUFISM IN ISLAM COMPUTER AIDED OPTIMIZATION STEAM TURBINE POWER PLANTS COMPUTER SIMULATION WITH EXPERIMENTAL VALIDATION OF HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER THERMAL ENERGY SYSTEMS-AUTOMATED DESIGN GEOTHERMAL POWER PLANT DIESEL ENGINE COMBUSTION ANALYSIS (GAS TURBINES WIH STEAM INJECTION) RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES.EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES.ELECTRICAL ENERGY GENERATION.SOLAR RADIATION AND ITS MEASUREMENT.THERMAL ENERGY COLLECTION.SOLAR THERMAL ENERGY CONVERSION SYSTEMS.WIND ENERGY.SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM.SMALL HYDROPOWER.GEOTHERMAL ENERGY.OCEAN ENERGY.BIOMASS ENERGY.FUEL CELLS.HYDROGEN ENERGY SYSTEM.HYBRID ENERGY SYSTEMS.ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY AND GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE PAKISTAN'S DRIFT INTO EXTREMISM. PAKISTAN - POLITICAL HISTORY.EARLY HISTORY OF PAKISTAN.GENERAL AYUB KHAN ERA.KASHMIR AND THE 1965 WAR WITH INDIA.GENERAL YAHYA ERA.GENERAL ZIA UL HAQ ERA.GENERAL PERVEZ MUSHARAF ERA.9/11 AND THE WAR OF TERROR