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    Importance And Application Of Piezoelectric Minerals

    By Hugh H. Waesche

    OF all the military services, the Signal Corps is the most concerned with piezoelectric minerals because of its function as a supply service to the strategic and tactical military forces. Consequently

    Jan 1, 1949

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    List of Meetings (7fb93f0b-7355-4439-a3e6-4daa54538de3)

    LIST OF THE MEETINGS OF THE INSTITUTE AND THEIR LOCALITIES FROM ITS ORGANIZATION Transactions Number Place Date Vol Page 1 Wilkes-Barre, Pa May, ?71 1 3 2 Bethlehem, Pa August, ?71 1 10 3 Troy

    Jan 1, 1923

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    Engineers in Industry

    By T. M. Girdler

    INDUSTRIAL progress and development in this country from the earliest daps to the present has proceeded at an ever-quickening pace. Yet during recent decades the nature of our industrial progress and

    Jan 1, 1939

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    Production Engineering - Geology and Development of the Paloma Field, Kern County, California (T. P. 1471)

    By James T. Wood

    Stratigraphy, structure and closure of the Paloma field are discussed, with some details regarding the present state of development. The Paloma anticline, a large dome modified by faults, is the large

    Jan 1, 1942

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    Production Engineering - Geology and Development of the Paloma Field, Kern County, California (T. P. 1471)

    By James T. Wood

    Stratigraphy, structure and closure of the Paloma field are discussed, with some details regarding the present state of development. The Paloma anticline, a large dome modified by faults, is the large

    Jan 1, 1942

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    Secrecy in the Arts

    By James Douglas

    THOUGH liberality is not supposed to be a prominent trait of the Scottish character, Canada owes to a Scotchman, Sir Wm. Macdonald, more than to any other of its people, not only wise ideas, but pecun

    Jan 9, 1907

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    Abstracts of Papers to be Presented at Technical Session of February Meeting

    By E. V. Daveler, Frank L. Antisell

    CERTAIN physical and chemical properties of copper are so intimately related that a change in variation of the physical properties indicates a certain chemical change. The standard specifications of c

    Jan 1, 1920

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    Must the United States Have A Petroleum Shortage ? An Independent Producer Claims A Free Market Will Provide Crude Oil To Meet All Demands

    By Harold B. Fell

    MANY oil producers are in disagreement with the idea held by some that an increase in the price of crude oil would be unlikely to stimulate much production and that we will be obliged to draw upon for

    Jan 1, 1947

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    Lake Superior Paper - Biographical Notice of Sir Clement Le Neve Foster

    By T. A. Rickard

    Clement Le Neve Foster was born at Camberwell on March 23, 1841, his father being Peter Le Neve Foster, who was secretary of the Society of Arts for 26 years. As a boy of 12 he was sent to school at B

    Jan 1, 1905

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    Institute of Metals Division - The Effects of Cold Work on the Alloy Cu3Au

    By J. B. Coher, M. B. Bever

    COLD work destroys long-range order, as was first observed by Dehlinger and Graf.1 Dahl2 showed that the mechanical disordering caused by cold work produces changes in those properties that are affec

    Jan 1, 1961

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    Philadelphia Paper - The Strength of Wrought Iron as affected by its Composition and by its Reduction in Rolling

    By A. L. Holley

    The first session was held in the rooms of the American Philosophical Society, on Tuesday evening, February 26th. The President, Dr. T. Sterry Hunt, called the meeting to order, and after a few int

    Jan 1, 1879

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    Beneficiation of Nonmetallics

    By Paul M. Tyler

    THE winning of metals from Nature has been advanced to a degree of efficiency that commands admiration even in this Machine Age. Economy of human effort underground, in surface plants, and in treatmen

    Jan 1, 1935

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    Philadelphia Meeting (b0644c27-0b2d-4003-be7d-98133a1099f6)

    THE first session was held in the rooms of the American Philosophical Society, on Tuesday evening, February 26th. The President, Dr. T. Sterry Hunt, called the meeting to order, and after a few int

    Jan 1, 1878

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    Philadelphia Meeting - February 1878

    The first session was held in the rooms of the American Philosophical Society, on Tuesday evening, February 26th. The President, Dr. T. Sterry Hunt, called the meeting to order, and after a few int

    Jan 1, 1879

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    Technical Papers and Notes - Extractive Metallurgy Division - Data on Copper Converter Practice in Various Countries

    By F. E. Lathe, L. Hodnett

    This paper summarizes extensive data supplied by 40 copper converter plants in 18 countries, and includes a partial analysis and comments on the effect of converter slag composition and temperature on

    Jan 1, 1959

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    Muscle Shoals Possibilities

    By PHILIP N. MOORE

    THE development of the power of the Tennessee River at Muscle Shoals has become a matter of political interest as well as engineering possibility. The controversy over it has been so active that the f

    Jan 1, 1925

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    Meetings of the Institute (256b201a-7ae4-4510-8f2f-325f7125fab8)

    Trans No. Place Date Vol. 1. Wilkes-Barre, Pa' May, '71 1 2. Bethlehem, Pa Aug., '71 1 3. Troy, N. Y Nov., '71.. 1 4. Philadelphia, Pa Feb., '72.. 1 5. New York, N. Y.&

    Jan 1, 1928

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    Effects of Artificial Support in Longwall Mining as Determined by Barodynamic Experiment

    By B. B. Bucky

    THIS investigation was carried on by means of models and the applica-tion of the principles of similitude to determine the effects of props, props and cribs and sand filling in longwall mining. The ge

    Jan 1, 1939

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    Papers - - Produciton - Foreign - Petroleum Development in France and French Possessions

    By H. De Cizancourt

    The Pechelbronn (Alsace) field is the only important French producing field. During 1934, development was carried on as in previous years. The total output of this field reached 553,575 bbl. in 1934,

    Jan 1, 1935