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11 Jul 2007: 3 A WATERSHED EVENT. What lessons have we learned from the collapse of the Twin Towers from a structural engineering perspective? ... But there are useful lessons to be learned: there is qualitative as well as quantitative knowledge to be gained.

10 Sep 2003: We allknow that engineers should have a knowledgeof economics, but Phillips made an enormouscontribution and showed that economists couldlearn much from engineering!

8 Apr 2011: This directly affects the economics of the application, and because of uncertainty about the long-term properties can lead to very high factors of safety being applied. ... Doubt about the extrapolation method can have a very real economic effect and can

26 Mar 2010: FIBRE REINFORCED POLYMERS – STRENGTHS, WEAKNESSES,. OPPORTUNITIES AND THREATS. Chris BURGOYNE Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge, UK Keywords: economics, strengths, weakness, applications, design. ... So once again we are being forced

9 Nov 2001: Would. such a bridge be economic? It is made from a rectangular block. ... metallic materials, requirements and economic appli-. cations. Proceedings of the 2nd International RILEM.

22 Aug 2001: particularly for the shallow penetration mechanism. 2 5. Acknowledgement. This study was made possible by the financial support of the European Economic.

21 Mar 2001: Chapter 4. Construction of Demonstrator. Useful lessons had been learnt earlier on, by putting together a small scale physi-cal model which aimed to model only one gore of a symmetric

15 May 2014: incorporating this uncertainty in the design and economic evaluation of full-size (i.e.

27 Mar 2010: The test further shows that the use of FRP to make confining spirals is a very economic use of the fibre, with only a small amount of fibre providing a very

25 Apr 2005: Uncertainty in the extrapolation method can thusa very real economic cost and can mean that a less suitablterial is used simply because there is more certainty aboproperties.