Specifications - Globe Thesis

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121.	Sensitivity of Superpave mixtures for development of performance-related specifications
122.	Effects of fire damage on the structural properties of steel bridge elements
123.	Using biomechanical analysis and user feedback to evaluate optimal design specifications in lift assist devices
124.	Effect of high-strength concrete on web reinforcement requirements for reinforced concrete bridge girders
125.	A World Wide Web broker for specifications, methods, and procedures for hot mix asphalt concrete design
126.	Development of concrete shrinkage performance specifications
127.	Allowable compression limits in prestressed concrete members
128.	Behavior of stiffened compression flanges of trapezoidal box girder bridges
129.	The engineering of construction specifications for externally bonded FRP composites
130.	Assessment of live load deflections in a simple span composite brigde with prestressed precast concrete girders
131.	An investigation of specifications for recycled content guardrail posts
132.	The impact that Superpave aggregate specifications will have on the Calgary asphalt industry
133.	Multiple simultaneous specifications (MSS) control design method of a high-speed AC induction motor
134.	Multiple simultaneous specification (MSS) control of brushless D.C. motor and high-speed linear positioning system
135.	An analysis of nonlinear damping and stiffness effects in force-limited random vibration testing
136.	The development of travel guide specifications to increase the awareness of landscape architecture and natural resource management
137.	Variation stack-up analysis using Monte Carlo simulation for manufacturing process control and specification
138.	Specifications extraction and synthesis: Their correlations with preliminary design
139.	The influence of fly ash on obtaining quality plastic and hardened properties of portland cement concrete
140.	Analytical methods for designing linkages to match force specifications
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