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Aeronautical/Aerospace
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- Template:Req Deployable antenna structures are required to generate the large apertures necessary for many space applications. Deployable mesh reflectors have been successfully used in telecommunications applications for several decades. The structures are lightweight and can be packaged in a compact form for launch. Once deployed, the antennas are rigid and can be built with surfaces accurate enough for Ka-band operation. Reflector mesh fabrics are available that are fine enough to be highly reflective at Ka-band, yet have relatively low mass. Space Antenna Handbook
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Agricultural/Biological
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Chemical/Process
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Civil/Structural
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- Template:Req - company who made a major contribution to the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada, by building the roof of the Richmond Olympic Speedskating Oval; [10]; have also built several other famous projects like that of the roof of the visitor's center in Van Dusen Gardens; [11]
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- Template:Req - Firm of consulting Structural and Civil Engineers, with offices in London, Oxford and Nottingham. Provided services for Bishop Edward King Chapel and the Astley Castle restoration.
Duarte Pacheco, former Mayor of Lisbon (1938), former Minister for Public Instruction (1928) and Public Works and Communications (1932–36, 1938–43), former President of IST (1927–28, 1936–38), electrical engineering (1923)
Design/Drafting
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- Vinay Gupta - designer of Hexayurt structure and other disaster/aid technology
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- Heterogeneous architecture, see also Heterogeneity (disambiguation), a general design/structure.
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Electrical
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- FCC Certification - every electronics part in use in commercial settings (in the USA) that is liable to emit radio waves needs FCC certification (see labels of any consumer item you have). Details of these certification classes, and the procedures for test would be covered in this article.
- This seems to have been covered in Title 47 CFR Part 15 ? Edgepedia (talk) 18:30, 14 March 2012 (UTC)
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- Template:Req, Does good electric grounding help us to reduce our electricity bill from unwanted electricity in the circuit ?Wilsonkota (talk) 01:58, 13 April 2014 (UTC)
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- monobloc steel - lots of mentions of it ref. bofors 57mm cannon and many navel guns and train wheels but noting actually why it is different to standard steel
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mineral processing/ ore dressing
iron ore mineral processing/ iron ore dressing
reverse flotation
Energy and power
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- osmotic sachet – used for water purification in humanitarian relief
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- Master of Industrial Practice - scheme funded by Gatsby Charitable Foundation, involving University of Greenwich, City and Guilds
Institute, Institute of Electrical Engineers and the Institute of Incorporated Engineers
- Over-Unity as Opposed to Perpetual Motion Over-Unity and Perpetual Motion may be considered independently, using the following reasoning: 1. Over-Unity is possible without perpetual motion because generating energy may be considered independently of completing a cycle of operation. This is demonstrated for example by Nathan Coppedge in his Nov. 10th, 2013 experiment [Evidence Against the Classical Model]. 2. Perpetual Motion is possible without over-unity if perpetual motion does not require energy to perpetuate itself. It has been theorized that photons demonstrate near-perfect lossless energy, and therefore could be examples of a sort of relatively real, but unusable, non-over-unity perpetual motion machine---e.g. these particles cross vast space which cannot ordinarily be traversed without spending vast amounts of energy, as reflected in the rocket scientist’s equation in which fuel must be carried and thus contribute to necessary attributed mass. This problem is compounded with changes of direction, etc. Another potential case is the case of virtual perpetual motion, which might be considered lossless, non-generating, and also unreal. The scope of cases should not be limited to only real cases if the definition is to be functional, since semantically one reality may have laws which are fictions to yet another, speaking hypothetically. .
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- GT-Power (simulation software)
- 5G Innovation Centre The University of Surrey’s 5G Innovation Centre (5GIC) is funded by an £11.6 million investment from the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) under the UK Research Partnership Investment Fund (UKRPIF), and supported by c. £34 million in pledged contributions from telecom service providers, network/device manufacturers and test equipment companies alongside with the UK’s communications regulator. Global companies and researchers within the 5GIC will develop and test solutions and standards for fifth-generation (5G) wireless technologies. (References: http://www.hefce.ac.uk/whatwedo/rsrch/howfundr/ukrpif/surrey/, http://www.hefce.ac.uk/whatwedo/rsrch/howfundr/ukresearchpartnershipinvestmentfund20122015/, http://recombu.com/digital/news/5gic-5g-test-bed-at-university-of-surrey-innovation-centre_M12368.html, http://www.mobileworldlive.com/uk-to-open-35m-5g-centre, http://www.techweekeurope.co.uk/news/5g-trial-uk-2013-4g-95408, http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-surrey-22279326, http://www.electronicsweekly.com/university-electronics/university-of-surrey/5g-innovation-centre-develops-test-technologies-5g-wireless-systems-2014-02/)