Celestial scenery; or, The wonders of the planetary system displayed; illustrating the perfections of deity and a plurality of worlds.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Rover boys in the air : or, from college campus to the clouds /

Mode of access: Internet.

Celestial scenery; or, The wonders of the planetary system displayed; illustrating the perfections of the deity and a plurality of worlds.

Last leaf of text (p. 407-408) wanting.

The Rover boys on Treasure Isle; or, The stange cruise of the steam yacht,

Mode of access: Internet.

The jolly rover /

Mode of access: Internet.

Dynamics and thermodynamics of planetary entry.

Includes bibliography.

The planetary product /

Mode of access: Internet.

The planetary man.

v.1. A noetic prelude to a united world.

The Rover

Mode of access: Internet.

Planetary Penetrators for Sample Return Missions

Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Employment outcomes and plant closure in a post-industrial city:an analysis of the labour market studies of MG Rover workers three years on

This paper examines how the loss of 6300 jobs from the closure of MG Rover (MGR) in the city of Birmingham (UK) in April 2005 affected the employment trajectories of ex-workers, in the context of wider structural change and efforts at urban renewal. The paper presents an analysis of a longitudinal survey of 300 ex-MGR workers, and examines to what extent the state of local labour markets and workers’ geographical mobility—as well as the effectiveness of the immediate policy response and longer-term local economic strategies—may have helped to balance the impacts of personal attributes associated with workers’ employability and their reabsorption into the labour markets. It is found that the relative buoyancy of the local economy, the success of longer-run efforts at diversification and a strong policy response and retraining initiative helped many disadvantaged workers to find new jobs in the medium term. However, the paper also highlights the unequal employment outcomes and trajectories that many lesser-skilled workers faced. It explores the policy issues arising from such closures and their aftermath, such as the need to co-ordinate responses, to retain institutional capacity, to offer high-quality training and education resources to workers and, where possible, to slow down such closure processes to enable skills to be retained and reused within the local economy.

Governing inter-organisational R&D supplier collaborations:a study at Jaguar Land Rover

This article discusses the importance of collaboration with suppliers and partners during research and development (R&D) technology projects. It details how this can be accomplished using the collaborative enterprise governance (CEG) concept to manage a technology project. CEG is based on the premise that parts of companies work with parts of other companies, which are reconfigured on dynamic bases according to a variety of different internal and external factors. This article presents an overview of the founding literature, the CEG and its methodology, and examples based at Jaguar Land Rover in the UK. CEG has been used here to explain why some technology projects have succeeded while others have done less well. This article concludes by offering new propositions, inducted through grounded theory, relating to the successful management of R&D projects, which should be picked up by future research studies in the area.