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21 Sep 2021: Fig. 1). Until 1930s, when the new central pavilion was built, the architectural features of the camp were strongly characterized by wood and very economic constructive techniques, due to limited funds ... difficult economic and environmental conditions

22 Sep 2021: Johnson defined a Standard as “that which is of undoubted authority; that which is the test of other things of the same kind”. ... McWilliam. ‘The First British Standards: Specifications and Tests Published by the Engineering Standards Committee,

21 Sep 2021: The research on the Madrid Delicias Railway Station aims at recognizing the building and its constructive evolution in the overall context of the social, cultural, and economic transformations of the Spanish ... These three stations belonged to different

21 Sep 2021: At the same time, the first tests of a motorised machine were carried out for the water of the Maisons gardens drawn from the Seine, but the result remained imperfect for

21 Sep 2021: In the mid-19th century, Malaga was a city in expansion, one of the most important in Spain [13], where a thriving economic activity based on commerce and an incipient metallurgical

21 Sep 2021: Construction companies used reinforced concrete according to their own construction designs and load tests.

21 Sep 2021: During peacetime, successive governments, both at home and in the colonies, used their expertise in science and engineering to further economic and technological development within their respective territories.

21 Sep 2021: These situations make different architectural kinds. The small ancient urban centers were formed in close relationship with agricultural and rural development, as a result of economic and social relationships that have

21 Sep 2021: James Bruce was keenly aware of the economic forces that were shaping antebellum Virginia, and he spent his life shrewdly building an agricultural and business empire that reached far beyond his

22 Sep 2021: 11] J. R. Beniger, The Control Revolution: Technological and Economic Origins of the Information Society, Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press, 1986.