Dynamics of loads on power systems using field measurements /

"May 1984."

A method for predicting the aerodynamic loads and dynamic response of the rotor blades of a tandem-rotor helicopter.

"USAAVLABS technical report 67-38."

Dynamic loads on gear teeth,

Mode of access: Internet.

Resistance of reinforced concrete structures under high intensity loads /

Mode of access: Internet.

Performance of 1/3-scale model precast concrete beam-column connections subjected to cyclic inelastic loads : report no. 4 /

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Cedar Creek, Galesburg, Illinois : total maximum daily loads /

"IEPA/BOW/02-014"--Cover.

Construction loads and vibrations /

"Report no. ITRC FR 94-3".

Tabulation showing locations of subways and highway bridges with posted loads and limited vertical and horizontal clearances on marked U.S., interstate and Illinois state routes /

Cover title: Vertical and horizontal clearances of structures.

Loads and supporting strengths for concrete pipe lines

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Evaluation of a hydrograph-shifting method for estimating suspended-sediment loads in Illinois streams /

Bibliography: p. 6.

Concrete floor slabs on grade subjected to heavy loads.

Includes appendices.

Concrete floor slabs on grade subjected to heavy loads.

"August 1987."

Estimates of long-term suspended-sediment loads in Bay Creek at Nebo, Pike County, Illinois, 1940-80 /

Bibliography: p. 6.

A Study of Methods Used in Measurement and Analysisof Sediment Loads in Streams

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Quantitative trends in airborne loads of Celtis sinensis pollen and associations with meteorological variables in a subtropical Australian environment

Celtis sinensis is an introduced plant species to the southeastern region of Queensland that has had a destructive affect on indigenous plant Communities and its pollen has been identified as an allergen Source. Pollen belonging to C. sinensis was sampled during a 5-year (June 1994-May 1999) atmospheric pollen-monitoring programme in Brisbane, Australia, using a Burkard 7-day spore trap. The seasonal incidence of airborne C. sinensis pollen (CsP) in Brisbane occurred over a brief period each year during spring (August-September), while peak concentrations were restricted to the beginning of September. individual CsP seasons were heterogeneous with daily counts within the range 1-10 grains m(-3) on no more than 60 sampling days; however, smaller airborne concentrations of CsP were recorded out of each season. Correlation co-efficients were significant each year for temperature (p0.05) and relative humidity (p>0.05). A significant relationship (r(2)=0.81, p=0.036) was established between the total CsP count and pre-seasonal average maximum temperature; however, periods of precipitation (>2mm) were demonstrated to significantly lower the daily concentrations of CsP from the atmosphere. Given the environmental and clinical significance of CsP and its prevalence in the atmosphere of Brisbane, a Clinical population-based Study is required to further understand the pollen's importance as a seasonal sensitizing source in this region.