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32 resultados para Case studies.

em Cambridge University Engineering Department Publications Database

Wireless sensor networks for underground railway applications: case studies in Prague and London

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Making contributions from interpretive case studies: examining processes of construction and use

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Food supply chain strategies: case studies of Thai international food manufacturers

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The role of spin-outs within university research commercialisation activities: case studies from 10 UK universities

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Global Supply networks and its product architecture: Case studies in the food industry

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A conceptual thought for global supply networks (GSN) architecture: case studies in the food industry

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Total Acquisition Cost (TAC) of China sourcing - indications from case studies

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The role of spin-outs within university research commercialisation activities: case studies from 10 UK universities

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Identification of seasonal slope behaviour mechanisms from centrifuge case studies

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Computation of unsteady internal flows: fundamental methods with case studies

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Embedding performance measurement systems in SMEs: lessons from three longitudinal case studies

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Case studies from the U.K.: using yield-line analysis for concrete bridge assessment

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Case studies in materials selection

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Case studies in materials selection

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Metal matrix composites: development of a database and case studies in design

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