161 research outputs found
CAPP Design of Cylindric Gear of Involute
No full text现代化工业对产品的功能结构及更新换代周期提出了越来越高的要求.因而只有采用先进的产品设计手段和方法,不断提高对产品的创新,才能满足社会发展的要求.通过对CAPP技术的研究,根据渐开线圆柱齿轮设计的基本理论,开发了齿轮CAPP系统,同时也一并介绍了系统的总体架构以及主要模块的设计方法.With the development of industry modernization at top speed,the function and structure of products are becoming better and the periods for their renewing and replacing are forced to become shorter.Therefore,we must accept the modernized method of design,spread and apply the CAPP technology and improve the ability of innovation on products to accord with the requirement of the development of society.This thesis is about the research on the CAPP technology.Based on the design theory of cylindric gear of involute,the CAPP system is developed and at the same time,the author introduces the design method for the main functional modulars
A paired, double-blind, randomized comparison of a moisturizing durable barrier cream to 10% glycerine cream in the prophylactic management of postmastectomy irradiation skin care: Trans Tasman Radiation Oncology Group (TROG) 04.01
No full textAbstract not availablePeter H. Graham, Natalie Plant, Jennifer L. Graham, Lois Browne, Martin Borg, Anne Capp, Geoff P. Delaney, Jennifer Harvey, Lisbeth Kenny, Michael Francis and Yvonne Zissiadi
Study and Development of CAPP Template Customization System
No full textThis Document Proposes a System of Process Planning Template Design Based on XML. in this System, the Process Planning Documents Are Described by XML. the Author Analyzed the Process Card Template Model, and Devised a Template Design Function. Using this Function, Planners Are Able to Design and Modify Process Planning Cards According to their Requirements. the System Supplies a Uniform Interactive Platform for the Identical Type of Process Documents, and Lays a Strong Foundation for the Further Versatility and Practicability of a CAPP System.</jats:p
Advisory committee process and program design : low carbon fuel standards
No full textFinal Report -- Appendix A. Summary of Advisory Committee Input -- Appendix B. Lifecycle Analysis -- Appendix C. Infrastructure Cost Assumptions Memorandum -- Appendix D. Economic Analysis -- Appendix E. Comparable Economic Studies in Other States -- Appendix F. Compliance Scenario Documentation -- Appendix G. Indirect Land Use Change Comparative Analysis -- Appendix H. Fuels Assessment Discussion Paper -- Appendix I. Oregon Biomass Assessment -- Appendix J. Credit and Deficit Calculations -- Appendix K. Review of Biodiesel and Renewable Diesel Use Considerations.principal authors: Sue Langston, David Collier, Cory Ann Wind, Dave Nordberg, Carrie Ann Capp, Wendy Simons.Title from PDF cover (viewed on April 20, 2020)."11-AQ-004."This archived document is maintained by the State Library of Oregon as part of the Oregon Documents Depository Program. It is for informational purposes and may not be suitable for legal purposes.Includes bibliographical references.Mode of access: Internet from the Oregon Government Publications Collection.Text in English
Electricity Supply and Demand Control in a Car as Power Plant Neighborhood: A Agent Based Model
No full textCar as Power Plant (CaPP) neighborhoods are an innovative approach to achieve sustainable, self-sufficient local energy systems. A key component of CaPP systems is a fleet of fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs), which provides mobility but also operates as decentralized power plants. The CaPP approach still requires proof of concept, this is partly due to the present-day low market penetration of FCEVs. This thesis aimed to contribute to that proof of concept by quantifying the influences of electricity supply and demand control on the electricity balance of a CaPP neighborhood. To that end, an agent-based model of the socio-technical system of a 200 household CaPP neighborhood is developed. The model is used for an elaborate exploration of the performance of a CaPP neighborhood with respect to its electricity balance. A variety of Dutch scenarios, with diverse degrees of social cohesion, number of FCEVs, seasons and control structure settings, is assessed.Technology, Policy and ManagementEngineering, Systems and ServicesEnergy and Industr
Carroll, Anne (Death, 1866-05-22)
No full textAddress: 381 CourtAge at death: 3 wks802/Pg 41/1866/F W S/Cinti, O/Dr./F.H./Cem.Original record filed in drawer labeled 'CAPP-CARTER'
A microworld model for multiagent computer-aided process planning.
No full textThis Thesis proposes and investigates a novel framework for the study of multiagent solutions for computer-aided process planning (CAPP) in manufacturing systems. The framework is based on a domain-specific microworld model of CAPP, called the CAPP World. The motivation comes from the current literature on multiagent systems (MAS) for CAPP, which emphasized the need for comparative studies that would identify the most suitable domain-specific multiagent solutions, and from the observation that a simple, manageable framework for such studies had not been developed. The proposed CAPP World is characterized by a product class, a model of a manufacturing cell, and appropriate adaptation and simplification of CAPP modeling concepts from the literature. These abstractions lead to a collection of specific actions that jointly construct a process plan in CAPP World. The analysis shows that the model meets its design objectives of being: simple integral in the sense of including the main aspects of CAPP representative of properties and difficulties in real-world CAPP and suitable for formulation and investigation of MAS solutions for CAPP. The suitability of CAPP World for domain-specific MAS studies is demonstrated through construction of concrete scenarios addressing topics such as: agent encapsulation, cooperation and coordination among team members, cooperative iterative improvements of process plan, improving the efficiency of process planning through caching of design solutions, team composition, and communication mechanisms. The Thesis also identifies some topics for future research. --P.[i]The original print copy of this thesis may be available here: http://wizard.unbc.ca/record=b164402
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No full textFor the purposes of this paper the author uses the definition of violence implied by Clausewitz in his definition of war, viz. that the application o f violence as a means of forcing your opponent to submit to your will
Circulating tumor cell detection in high-risk non-metastatic prostate cancer
No full textResults: The median age was 70\ua0years, median PSA was 14.1, and the median Gleason score was 9. The median 5-year risk of progression of disease using a validated nomogram was 39\ua0%. Five out of 36 patients (14\ua0%, 95\ua0% CI 5–30\ua0%) had CTCs detected in their circulation. Four patients had only 1 CTC per 7.5\ua0mL of blood detected. One patient had 3 CTCs per 7.5\ua0mL of blood detected, which included a circulating tumor microemboli. Both on univariate analysis and multivariate analysis, there were no correlations found between CTC positivity and the classic prognostic factors including PSA, Gleason score, T-stage and age
A survey of attitudes of judges and debaters toward comparative advantage cases.
No full textThis thesis sought to determine the attitudes of judges and debaters toward the comparative advantage case structure. This type of case development differs from the traditional need-plan case in that it proposes a change from the present system on the basis of an advantage accrued rather than a harm eliminated. This approach, originally suggested by George Musgrave in 1945, became popular in intercollegiate debate during the 1960's.
A survey was administered to judges and debaters at three tournaments: two for college students and one for high school students. During one round of debate at each tournament, all participants filled out a copy of a questionnaire designed to determine their attitudes toward comparative advantage cases.
The study showed that the comparative advantage case is considered a legitimate case that will continue to be used by debaters. Respondents labeled the case easier to debate for the affirmative team, but not easier for the negative team, the judge, nor the coach. Participants preferred the first affirmative constructive speaker to present all of the advantages and the plan and the first negative constructive speaker to attack the advantages. The survey also revealed that the case is considered applicable to life situations because of the value judgements it involves
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