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27 Jan 2013: Fault Identification Using. Neural Networks And. Vibration Data. A dissertation submitted to the University of Cambridge. for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. by. Tshilidzi Marwala. St. John’s College. August 2000. ii. PREFACE The work

27 Jan 2013: to facilitate the development of models in a timely and economic manner which can.

27 Jan 2013: Modelling of Ground Vibration. from. Underground Railways. A dissertation submitted to the University of Cambridge. for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. by. James Alexander Forrest. Pembroke College. June 1999. ii. to my parents. iii. PREFACE.

29 Jan 2013: catastrophic consequences (in terms of loss of life, structural damage and economic.

3 Mar 2013: they can have significant social and economic consequences. The three main sources are. ... below the background level but within economic constraints and to the satisfaction of the end.

28 Jan 2013: generation–propagation mechanisms and to provide economic vibration-. countermeasures for old underground tracks as well as a better design for new tunnels. ... floating slab is not possible and hence rail pads may be the most economic solution for.

3 Feb 2013: forms the topic of political discussion and affects economic decisions. More pollutants are added to. ... emission of these is decreasing, but with increasing economic activity they may be increasing.

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23 Dec 2013: This is considered to. be the most economic option where reasonable toughness can be obtained.

14 Jun 2013: Defects such asA-segregates are still commonplace, and components are regularly scrapped due to their presence, lead-ing to increased economic and environmental costs.