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Abstracts: Leading by example: the access issue. Mainframe Power with Deskside Convenience. Access to the Mainframe
Abstracts: Leading to quality. Explosion of new products creates challenges: age of innovation requires new tools of quality
Abstracts: Leading to quality. The Box-Jenkins bounded manual adjustment chart: a graphical tool designed for use on the production floor
Abstracts: Lead-time variability in a homogeneous queueing model of batching. The relationship of work-in-process inventories, manufacturing lead times and waiting line analysis
Abstracts: Leagility: integrating the lean and agile manufacturing paradigms in the total supply chain. The restricted profit function and the application of the generalized Leontief and the translog functional forms
Abstracts: Leak testing finds a place. Dimensional measurement. Testing plastics
Abstracts: Lean and Six Sigma-synergy made in heaven. So, you'd like to be an ASQ Fellow. Driving organic growth at Bank of America
Abstracts: Leaner and fitter?: preparing for reorganisation in April has seen the Welsh becoming the pioneers of some radical developments
Abstracts: Lean Six Sigma reduces medication errors. Deployment: start off on the right foot. Faster turnaround time
Abstracts: Learn from Warren Buffett's 'way'. Monitoring projects - it's more than reading reports. Tracking your competitors
Abstracts: Learn from Warren Buffett's 'way'. Selling and marketing of R&D. The semiconductor industry - model for industry/university/government cooperation
Abstracts: Learning from Columbia. Quitting, even in tough times. Fact based career decisions
Abstracts: Learning from hackers: the open-source movement can teach project managers a lot. Calibration ensures accuracy
Abstracts: Learning from mistakes: hospital team discovers valuable lessons after TQM effort disbands. Hospital processes can't be improved until they are understood
Abstracts: Learning from the Hantzsch synthesis. Exploiting entropy to separate alkane isomers. Monetizing intellectual property
Abstracts: Learning never stops! Teamwork success. Lines blur between disciplines
Abstracts: Learning new skills. Learning curve boomerangs. Selecting managers: how to avoid the Peter Principle
Abstracts: Learning Search Strategies through Discrimination. Age discrimination: downsizing without lawsuits. Corporate renewal through cooperation and critical technologies
Abstracts: Learning where the jobs are. Dealing with the media. Making committees work
Abstracts: Learn the language of GD&T. Reap process advantages with shop-floor CMMs. Stamped parts present challenge for CMMs
Abstracts: Legacy phone networks get new lease on life. U.S. phone companies set stage for fiber to the curb; the luckier homes and businesses could be offered all-optical connections early next year
Abstracts: Lens manufacture polishes up its act. A segmented approach to friction reduction. Wire lights point the way
Abstracts: Le plus ca change ... le plus c'est la meme chose. Engineering ethics survey. The DC-AIChE connection
Abstracts: Lessons from prairie dogs. Adapt to today's risk based environment. Career corner: get rid of clutter
Abstracts: Lessons from team leaders. Intentional change by design. Managing in uncertainty: lessons from the underground
Abstracts: Lessons from the corporate university. Train, don't tell. Raise your training ROI
Abstracts: Lessons from the Empowerment Zone: unlike the City Challenge and the SRB, funding criteria in the US are spelt out clearly in advance
Abstracts: Lessons learned at Perfection. Take control of your processes. Tips for ISO 9000 Preparation: Auditing From Within
Abstracts: Lessons learned from Alexander the Great. What I learned on my business trip. Moving organizational mountains: turnaround lessons from Hong Kong's Towngas
Abstracts: Lessons learned - Milwaukee Water Pollution Abatement Program. From partnership to corporation
Abstracts: Lessons learned. Quality professionals around the world share similar concerns, experiences. A world of opportunity
Abstracts: Let us entertain you: Schools where students learn the technology of creating fun. Proven skills: the new yardstick for schools
Abstracts: Leveraging production information. Avoiding the pains of system integration. Retrofit water systems the SHARPS way
Abstracts: Life's a gas: Fancy saving money and the environment at the same time. Off the shelf office
Abstracts: Liftable strain tester. Seven-plus-digit meter resolves a nanovolt. True-rms hand-held DMMs work with Windows 95/NT
Abstracts: Lifting the listing veil: heritage secretary Stephen Dorrell is lifting the cloak of secrecy on how buildings are listed
Abstracts: Lifting the listing veil: heritage secretary Stephen Dorrell is lifting the cloak of secrecy on how buildings are listed. part 2
Abstracts: Light alloys advance to bigger markets. Plain bearings make toughest slides. Polymer bearings take the load
Abstracts: Light alloys go from strength to strength. Shape memory alloys take it to the wire. Micro alloys advance with care
Abstracts: Light bonding betters super glue. Alternate holes speed heat and mass transfer. Visualizing future business strategies
Abstracts: Light from silicon: lasers and microprocessors could be made on the same clip. A static RAM says goodbye to data errors
Abstracts: Lighting. A sporting chance for lighting. The history of electric lighting
Abstracts: Lighting control via busbar made easy. Few doubt that busbar will grow - but at what rate. Lighting system cuts labour costs
Abstracts: Lighting spaces; CAD makes designing for the outdoors easier. Time for the construction industry to catch up
Abstracts: Lighting up the Andes. Nuclear waste land. Steady as she blows: power electronics and exotic energy storage devices are making wind power steady enough to compete with conventional electricity sources
Abstracts: Lighting up the West End. Communal lighting. A sporting chance for lighting
Abstracts: Light spirits. Get the green light. Light fingered
Abstracts: Light washed jeans. Control centre. Designs for lights
Abstracts: Limiting shift-work fatigue in process control. Troubleshooting tangential flow filtration. Plastic recycling process overcomes contamination problems
Abstracts: Linear control analysis on a PC. Editing made easy. Why Unix will win on the desktop
Abstracts: Linear control analysis on a PC. Interactive visualization. Cooperating on superconductivity
Abstracts: Linear model for Bulgarian inventory investment between 1962 and 1985. Selection of postharvest technology routes by mixed-integer linear programming
Abstracts: Linear sensors break size barrier. Sensors advance with established technologies. Thick film sensors backed with steel
Abstracts: Linear Systems Revisited. Comments on 'linear systems revisited'. A concise algorithm to solve over-/under-determined linear systems
Abstracts: Linux's challenge to Unix: open-source software, widely seen as threatening to the most popular proprietary systems, may not be so threatening after all
Abstracts: Liquid crystals take the cold. Dark spot shows gas dew point. A liquid crystal eye for detail
Abstracts: Liquid crystals with a sense of smell. Move and tilt is better than balls. Hydraulics have seen the light
Abstracts: Liquid membrane process cuts cost of separation. Career advice and engineering resources: keys to the new student website
Abstracts: Liquid seals give high joint integrity. Fast sensing without penetration. Liquid crystals do without polarisers
Abstracts: Listening in: are the glory days of electronic spying over -- or just beginning? . Electronic realism
Abstracts: Listening to the voice of the customer. Steel ideal for light, rigid designs. Driving to produce more pot noodles
Abstracts: Listening to the voice of the employee. Improving team effectiveness. My process is too variable - now what do I do? How to produce and use a successful multi-vari study
Abstracts: 'Live' tooling breaks design barriers. Real returns in design solutions. The versatile design option
Abstracts: 'Live' tooling breaks design barriers. Tumbler keeps ball and cones on track. Dry vacuum pumps - the hot issues
Abstracts: Living off the land?: while rural business developments can pose a threat to the environment, planners must be willing to be flexible
Abstracts: LJ Monks restructures family firm. Rates for the job. Keep it in the family
Abstracts: L.K. Doraiswamy receives international honors. Variety is the spice of this chemical engineer life. A career path of challenges, opportunities, and accomplishments
Abstracts: LMDS technology advances through FCC auction. Access to the Internet goes through outer space. RFID technology puts zip in the mail
Abstracts: LNA quiets mobile satcom receivers. Approach performs RF detection directly. Modulation source aids vector signal generators
Abstracts: Load points are economical solutions to weighing. Engineering data. Ocean waves provide clean energy
Abstracts: London icon gets a welcome overhaul. Clairvoyant control makes faster motors. Communication unit rings a bell
Abstracts: London lags behind in millennium plans. LPAC sets its sights on industry's revival. Fingers crossed
Abstracts: London land use policy is failing to fuel regeneration. Plastering over the urban wounds. A partnership in electric dreams
Abstracts: Long live the 13A plug! Long waves dry quicker. The long and short of it
Abstracts: Long-term capacity management: Linking the perspectives from manufacturing strategy and sales and operations planning
Abstracts: Look before you sign. The road to nomination. Turn of main contractor
Abstracts: Looking back, looking ahead. 250 New England chemical engineers and students network at Guppy Night. George Jetson's professional society
Abstracts: Looking over the horizon. Innovative partnership programs: partnering and other innovative programs change the face of distribution at GE Supply
Abstracts: Look in the mirror - change is coming. Aspiring to and preparing for engineering firm ownership. Applying learning to graduate from being a small firm
Abstracts: Look. The Tools Are in Your Hands. Look the GIF horse in the mouth. Cut orange peel to get a 'wet look' finish
Abstracts: Loose lips. On either side of the rail. Lights! Camera! Deposition!
Abstracts: Loosening the bonds of oil. Teraflops galore. Suppliers are challenged to downsize gracefully as they seek to diversify
Abstracts: Loran-C receiver performance in the presence of carrier-wave interference. Prediction of receiver performance using the receiver design modeling simulator
Abstracts: Lose the waste, get lean. Learning to lead a virtual team. Guide to benchmarking resources
Abstracts: Loss-in-weight feeder has no moving parts. Materials handling. Solids handling
Abstracts: Lost radio contact leaves pilots on their own. The great gallium nitride gamble. A promising lithography gets struck: electron projection is just not fast enough
Abstracts: Lot scheduling problem for continuous demand. The economic lot and delivery scheduling problem: the single item case
Abstracts: Lot sizing for varying degrees of demand uncertainty. An inventory model with Poisson demands and emergency orders
Abstracts: Low cost drives will come out in the wash. Active fields cancel interference. Double diff drives two-wheel steering
Abstracts: Low cost eddies find defects in composites. PDAs used to improve bolt tightening. Suck it and see
Abstracts: Low cost fluxgate measures all fields: sensor technology. Cost while you design. Welding sensor shows its mettle
Abstracts: Low cost sensor diagnoses early heart problems. A wealth of opportunities in medicine and healthcare. A hole success for drain pipe repair
Abstracts: Low power to the people. Putting electricity where the rubber meets the road. Ontario quits coal
Abstracts: Low pressure gas locked in carbon: a revolutionary fuel cell provides for two thirds of the storage capacity of conventional compressed natural gas systems at only a sixth of the pressure
Abstracts: Low-voltage differential signaling. Mixing 3-V and 5-V ICs: until a full complement of 3-V ICs is available, many systems will have to operate with at least two power supplies
Abstracts: Lubrication scotches old engine problems. One in the eye for virtual displays. Defence, displays and diversification
Abstracts: Lucky break. Quality attitudes start in childhood. Assuring quality - a lifeling quest
Abstracts: Machinations in the Mendips: last week environmentalists heard that their opposition to the extension of Whatley Quarry had finally failed
Abstracts: Machines that learn to think. Good parts, even in the dark. Export control hinders sales to China
Abstracts: Machine vision systems. Continuous quality improvement in the electronics industry. Emerging electronic data storage and retrieval systems simplify use of quality information
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