Operator's, organizational, direct support, and general support maintenance manual for semitrailer, tank, fuel, 5000 gallon, 4 wheel, M131A4 (NSN 2330-00-994-9459), M131A5 (NSN 2330-00-226-6079), semitrailer, tank, fuel servicing, 5000 gallon, 4 wheel, M131A4C (NSN 2330-00-994-9458) ....

"June 1992."

Operator, organizational, DS and GS maintenance manual : electrical repair shop, guided missile system semitrailer mounted (4935-01-094-6722) and mechanical repair shop, guided missile system semitrailer mounted (4935-01-094-6723), (Pershing 1a Field Artillery Missile System).

Includes index.

Operator's manual : power station, guided missile system, AN/TJQ-9 (1450-00-383-5265) : (Pershing 1a Field Artillery Missile System).

Includes index.

Organizational, direct support, and general support repair parts and special tools lists : chassis, semitrailer, 6-ton, 4-wheel, M295A1 (2330-00-649-8124), semitrailer, van, expansible, 6-ton, 4-wheel, M313 (2330-00-772-5273), semitrailer, van, shop ....

"December 1991."

Operator's, organizational, direct support, and general support maintenance manual for semitrailer, van, electronic, 6-ton, 2-wheel, M348A2 (NSN 2330-00-678-3838), M348A2C (NSN 2330-00-690-7724), M348A2D (NSN 2330-00-690-7725), M348A2F (NSN 2330-00-690-7726), M348A2G (NSN 2330-00-797-7405) ... XM1007 (NSN 2330-01-109-5961).

"March 1992."

Operator's, organizational, direct support, and general support maintenance manual for compressor, rotary, air, DED, 250 CFM, 100 psi trailer-mounted, NSN 4310-01-158-3262, component of pneumatic tool and compressor outfit, NSN 3820-01-195-4167, Ingersoll-Rand model number P-250-WDM-H268.

Includes index.

Operator's, unit, direct support, and general support maintenance for compressor, air, rotary screw, 750 cfm, 100 psi, wheel-mounted, DED, Sullair model 750 DP (NSN 4310-01-053-3891).

"May 1993."

Aviation unit and intermediate maintenance repair parts and special tools list (including depot maintenance repair parts and special tools) for aircraft, observation OV-1B, OV-1C, OV-1D, and RV-1D aircraft, reconnaissance, NSN 1510-00-715-9379 (OV-1B) ...

"15 March 1990."

Tijdschrift voor Diergeneeskunde.

Quarterly English issues have also title: Netherlands journal of veterinary science.

Federal laws affecting national banks, including provisions of U. S. Revised statutes, Federal reserve act, Deposit insurance law, Emergency banking act, Bank conservation act, Banking act of 1933, Banking act of 1935 and other laws affecting the national banking system as of January 1, 1950.

"Compiled to supersede and bring up to date the previous edition, published in 1940."

Beluga whale distribution, migration, and behavior in a changing Pacific Arctic

Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-06

From the sublime to the subliminal: Fear, awe and wonder in international politics

Key events in international politics, such as terrorist attacks, can be characterised as sublime: our minds clash with phenomena that supersede our cognitive abilities, triggering a range of powerful emotions, such as pain, fear and awe. Encounters with the sublime allow us an important glimpse into the contingent and often manipulative nature of representation. For centuries, philosophers have sought to learn from these experiences, but in political practice the ensuing insights are all too quickly suppressed and forgotten. The prevailing tendency is to react to the elements of fear and awe by reimposing control and order. We emphasise an alternative reaction to the sublime, one that explores new moral and political opportunities in the face of disorientation. But we also stress that we do not need to be dislocated by dramatic events to begin to wonder about the world. Moving from the sublime to the subliminal, we explore how it is possible to acquire the same type of insight into questions of representation and contingency by engaging more everyday practices of politics.

Engaging autobiography:mobility trauma and international relations

This article outlines the possibilities of autobiographical stories to criticize status quo iterations of International Relations (IR). The article draws on the personal experiences of the author’s deportation order issued by the United Kingdom’s Home Office and its associated Border Agency (UKBA) to challenge the accepted assumptions of a cosmopolitan worldview as it relates to orderly international institutional design. It highlights the possibilities of trauma when border management and personal mobility collide. It suggests that mobility trauma ensues when the expectations of human mobility, outlined in Article 13 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, infringe the state’s role as security provider. It begins in part one with a challenge to the traditional role and understanding of international borders that sustain order within the international. It examines the unacknowledged role that human vulnerability plays within IR and institutional design while frankly engaging with human vulnerability and trauma in the second section. This section details the experiences of the author when her mobility rights were curtailed and the ensuing identity crisis prompted by such events. The final section investigates the ideas of critical cosmopolitan scholarship demanding that such discourses acknowledge and work through the possibility of failed agency when the demands of state security supersede individual mobility rights. It turns to the possibility of traumatic iterations of IR in order to probe such possibilities. The article suggests, in its conclusion, the possibility of storytelling and psychoanalysis to endorse unorthodox agency, and the possibility of a dynamic international institutional design, that challenges the status quo iterations of IR.

Mitigating congestion by integrating time forecasting and realtime information aggregation in cellular networks

An iterative travel time forecasting scheme, named the Advanced Multilane Prediction based Real-time Fastest Path (AMPRFP) algorithm, is presented in this dissertation. This scheme is derived from the conventional kernel estimator based prediction model by the association of real-time nonlinear impacts that caused by neighboring arcs’ traffic patterns with the historical traffic behaviors. The AMPRFP algorithm is evaluated by prediction of the travel time of congested arcs in the urban area of Jacksonville City. Experiment results illustrate that the proposed scheme is able to significantly reduce both the relative mean error (RME) and the root-mean-squared error (RMSE) of the predicted travel time. To obtain high quality real-time traffic information, which is essential to the performance of the AMPRFP algorithm, a data clean scheme enhanced empirical learning (DCSEEL) algorithm is also introduced. This novel method investigates the correlation between distance and direction in the geometrical map, which is not considered in existing fingerprint localization methods. Specifically, empirical learning methods are applied to minimize the error that exists in the estimated distance. A direction filter is developed to clean joints that have negative influence to the localization accuracy. Synthetic experiments in urban, suburban and rural environments are designed to evaluate the performance of DCSEEL algorithm in determining the cellular probe’s position. The results show that the cellular probe’s localization accuracy can be notably improved by the DCSEEL algorithm. Additionally, a new fast correlation technique for overcoming the time efficiency problem of the existing correlation algorithm based floating car data (FCD) technique is developed. The matching process is transformed into a 1-dimensional (1-D) curve matching problem and the Fast Normalized Cross-Correlation (FNCC) algorithm is introduced to supersede the Pearson product Moment Correlation Co-efficient (PMCC) algorithm in order to achieve the real-time requirement of the FCD method. The fast correlation technique shows a significant improvement in reducing the computational cost without affecting the accuracy of the matching process.

Islam and Christianity: Comparing the Theory of Supersession Concerning Abraham

Supersession is the theory of one idea supplanting the other. In both Christianity and Islam, this idea is commonplace. In Christianity, the message of Jesus creates a New Covenant for both Jews and Gentiles, while in Islam, the revelation of Muhammad restores the original religion that God intended from the beginning. Christianity and Islam both supersede Judaism in very similar ways. In regards to the use of Abraham in particular, each religion inherits him by appealing to Jewish scripture or their oral tradition, using him to prove their truth claims, and claiming that their religion is originally the religion of Abraham.