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  2. IRM Engineers Cannot Be Neutral

    www-g.eng.cam.ac.uk/impee/topics/IntroToESD/files/IRM_Engineers_Cannot_Be_Neutral.pdf
    11 Sep 2006: Economic: What things cost and how to make a business out of providing infrastructure and goods. • ... ESD Skills Developed:. Impact of Engineering on the Environment (4.1.2) The impact of engineering on the environment, social, knowledge and economic
  3. CUED Part 1A Lab: The Statical Equilibrium of Plane Frameworks

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    Consider the reasons for any differences. Consider the effect of mass, Young's modulus and cost on the performance and economics of each structure by constructing appropriate figures of merit.
  4. Enginuity

    www-g.eng.cam.ac.uk/enginuity/issue12/article2.html
    enginuity. A Wonderful Thing is a Phillips Machine…. In the Meade Room in the Dept of Applied Economics of Cambridge University stands a Phillips Machine, a device so cunning and ingenious ... We all know that engineers should have a knowledge of
  5. Environment Related Research

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    Economics. Environment. Society. Engineers are quite used to considering the first two of these factors in all of their projects, but the third is equally important. ... Application of wind power is unlikely to succeed where the economic benefits are
  6. Environment Related Research

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    The impact of long-term economic costs is hidden by future discounting, and through a lack of liability of current owners for end-of-life disposal costs. ... Current research is comparing the merits of novel new foundation solutions within the wider
  7. Enginuity

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    For economic reasons, any system used for copying and restoring old films must be fast as well as effective.
  8. The ImpEE Project: Improving Engineering Education

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    Engineering projects should be analysed using the three elements: Economic, Environmental and Social. ... Each team is judged on its ability to defend its portfolio of strategies in a 5 min oral report, considering both capacity constraints and social
  9. Institute for Manufacturing

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    The Institute has the triple aims of increasing the number of able people in manufacturing, improving the competitiveness of the manufacturing industry and enhancing its economic and public profile, the Institute
  10. John Baker

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    However, economic necessity drove him back to work as a Technical Officer with the Structural Steel Research Committee.
  11. Video Restoration

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    For economic reasons, any system used for copying and restoring old films must be fast as well as effective.

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