Discrimination tests and preliminary preference ratings of frozen concentrates for lemonade.

Mode of access: Internet.

Investigation of multi-beam bridges; laboratory tests and analysis.

Fitz laboratory report 223.14.

Economies of scale in computer use : initial tests and implications for the computer utility /

"This report reproduces a thesis of the same title submitted to the Alfred P. Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, June 1969."--p. 2.

[Organic insecticides - tests and bibliographies, miscellaneous "E" series]

Made-up set; title supplied.

Mathematics for agriculture and elementary science,

Mode of access: Internet.

Feeding tests and auxiliary studies on sorbitol, mannitol and four types of nonionic emulsifiers derived from long chain fat-forming fatty acids.

Cover title.

Lecture-notes on chemistry for dental students; including dental chemistry of alloys, amalgams, etc., such portions of organic and physiological chemistry as have practical bearing on the subject of dentistry, an inorganic qualitative analysis with specially adapted blowpipe and microscopical tests, and the chemical examination of urine and saliva,

Mode of access: Internet.

Results of hydrologic tests and water-chemistry analyses, wells H-5A, H-5B, and H-5C, at the proposed waste isolation pilot plant site, southeastern New Mexico /

"February 1982."

The earnings tests and work patterns in four nations : an analysis of why work activity among older men does not increase when the earnings test is removed or liberalized /

Prepared for Social Security Administration, Comparative Studies Staff, Office of International Policy; prepared under grant no. 98083, Department of Health and Human Services, Social Security Administration.

The Digest of physical tests and laboratory practice

Mode of access: Internet.

The making of index numbers; a study of their varieties, tests, and reliability,

"Selected bibliography": p. 519-520.

Types of reading ability as exhibited through tests and laboratory experiments

Mode of access: Internet.

Computing Hydraulic Conductivity from Borehole Infiltration Tests and Grain-Size Distribution in Advance Glacial Outwash Deposits, Puget Lowland, Washington

This study evaluates two methods for estimating a soilís hydraulic conductivity: in-situ infiltration tests and grain-size analyses. There are numerous formulas in the literature that relate hydraulic conductivity to various parameters of the infiltrating medium, but studies have shown that these formulas do not perform well when applied to depositional environments that differ from those used to derive the formulas. Thus, there exists a need to specialize infiltration tests and related grain-size analyses for the Vashon advance outwash in the Puget Lowland. I evaluated 134 infiltration tests and 119 soil samples to find a correlation between grain-size parameters and hydraulic conductivity. This work shows that a constant-head borehole infiltration test that accounts for capillarity with alpha approximately 5m^-1 is an effective method for calculating hydraulic conductivity from our flow tests. Then, by conducting grain-size analysis and applying a multiple linear regression, I show that the hydraulic conductivity can also be estimated by log(K) = 1.906 + 0.102D_10 + 0.039D_60 - 0.034D_90 - 7.952F_fines. This result predicts the infiltration rate with a 95% confidence interval of 20 ft/day. The results of study are for application in the Puget Lowland.

Ambient vibration tests and analysis of a multiple-span elevated bridge

Peer reviewed