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39 resultados para Library moving.

em Cambridge University Engineering Department Publications Database

An arbitrary Lagrangian Eulerian method for moving-boundary problems and its application to jumping over water

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A software application for calculating vibration due to moving trains in underground railway tunnels

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Uncertainty in predicting ground vibration from underground railways: the effect of voids around tunnels on the response due to a moving load

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Obtaining the shape of a moving object with a specular surface

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DOLFIN: A general-purpose finite element library

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Transition on the T106 LP turbine blade in the presence of moving upstream wakes and downstream potential fields

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Dynamic effect of slab discontinuity on underground moving trains

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Moving towards the innovation chain: competitiveness of electronic manufacturing service providers in UK

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Differential equation based length scale evaluations for DES, RANS and moving grid solutions

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An object orientated class library for task specific vision

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A game theoretic approach to moving horizon control

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Behavior of a rigid pavement under moving dynamic loads

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Stationary and moving normal shock waves in wet steam

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PRF staggering in optimum radar signal processors for moving target detection

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A numerical model for calculating vibration due to a harmonic moving load on a floating-slab track with discontinuous slabs in an underground railway tunnel

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