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January 9, 1992 Cal Poly Report, Public Affairs Office
January 9, 1992 Cal Poly Report, Public Affairs Office
Cal Poly Report
No abstract provided.
Academic Senate - Meeting Minutes, 1/7/1992, Academic Senate
Academic Senate - Meeting Minutes, 1/7/1992, Academic Senate
Academic Senate Minutes
No abstract provided.
As-374-92 Resolution On Reinstatement Of Senators, Constitution And Bylaws Committee
As-374-92 Resolution On Reinstatement Of Senators, Constitution And Bylaws Committee
Academic Senate Resolutions
A senator missing more than two consecutive Senate meetings without a proxy/substitute shall be resigned.
As-372-92 Resolution On Full-Time Academic Employees, Constitution And Bylaws Committee
As-372-92 Resolution On Full-Time Academic Employees, Constitution And Bylaws Committee
Academic Senate Resolutions
Defines membership of Professional Consultative Services (PCS).
As-373-92 Resolution On Academic Senate Bylaws Relating To Vacant Positions, Constitution And Bylaws Committee
As-373-92 Resolution On Academic Senate Bylaws Relating To Vacant Positions, Constitution And Bylaws Committee
Academic Senate Resolutions
Vacant positions on the Senate shall be filled in accordance with Article VII.I.5.(2). (h) in the Senate bylaws.
Academic Senate - Agenda, 1/7/1992, Academic Senate
Academic Senate - Agenda, 1/7/1992, Academic Senate
Academic Senate Agendas
No abstract provided.
Analysis Of Natural Convection In A Low Gravity Environment, Ethan Mattor, William W. Durgin, Peter Blonznalis, Richard Schoenberg
Analysis Of Natural Convection In A Low Gravity Environment, Ethan Mattor, William W. Durgin, Peter Blonznalis, Richard Schoenberg
Office of the Provost Scholarship
Natural convection inside a spherical container was studied experimentally with two apparatuses at low buoyancy levels. The data generated by these experiments, plotted nondimensionally as the Nusselt versus Rayleigh numbers, gives correlations for Rayleigh numbers between 103 and 108, a range which was previously untested. These results show that natural convection has significant effects at a Rayleigh number of 10>sup>3 and higher, although the behavior of the Nusselt number as the conduction limit is approached is still unknown for a spherical geometry.
Computational Investigation Of Slot Blowing For Fuselage Forebody Flow Control, Scott M. Murman, Yehia M. Rizk, Russell M. Cummings, Lewis B. Schiff
Computational Investigation Of Slot Blowing For Fuselage Forebody Flow Control, Scott M. Murman, Yehia M. Rizk, Russell M. Cummings, Lewis B. Schiff
Aerospace Engineering
This paper presents a computational investigation of a tangential slot blowing concept for generating lateral control forces on an aircraft fuselage forebody. The effects of varying both the jet width and jet exit velocity for a fixed location slot are analyzed. This work is aimed at aiding researchers designing future experimental and computational models of tangential slot blowing. The primary influence on the resulting side force of the forebody is seen to be the jet mass flow rate. This influence is insensitive to different combination of slot widths and jet velocities over the range of variables considered. Both an actuator …
Strategies For Effective Risk Communication Under Sara Title Iii: Perspectives From Research And Practice, Richard C. Rich, W. David Conn, William L. Owens
Strategies For Effective Risk Communication Under Sara Title Iii: Perspectives From Research And Practice, Richard C. Rich, W. David Conn, William L. Owens
City and Regional Planning
Title III of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 requires that planning and emergency response agencies be able to communicate with the public in nonemergency situations in order to help citizens understand the risks they face from hazardous materials and to secure citizen participation in designing responses to chemical emergencies. Both research and reports from the field indicate that, with notable exceptions, most Local Emergency Planning Committees created for this purpose are making little or no effort at proactive communication. As a result, citizens are not being educated effectively about the hazards they face and are not acting …
Too Close For Comfort, M. M. Lopiccolo
A Response To David Degrazia, Peter Singer
Equine Virtue, Paul Schollmeier
Review Of Singer: Animal Liberation (Second Edition), David Degrazia
Review Of Singer: Animal Liberation (Second Edition), David Degrazia
Between the Species
No abstract provided.
The Moral Irrelevance Of Autonomy, Gary Comstock
The Moral Irrelevance Of Autonomy, Gary Comstock
Between the Species
No abstract provided.
Response: Autonomy As An Excuse For All-Too-Human Chauvinism, Steven F. Sapontzis
Response: Autonomy As An Excuse For All-Too-Human Chauvinism, Steven F. Sapontzis
Between the Species
No abstract provided.
Response: "Autonomy And The Moral Status Of Animals", James Lindemann Nelson
Response: "Autonomy And The Moral Status Of Animals", James Lindemann Nelson
Between the Species
No abstract provided.
In Praise Of Pigs, Susan J. Armstrong
Integrating Communication Skills And Planning Techniques, Hemalata C. Dandekar, Gerald R. Clark
Integrating Communication Skills And Planning Techniques, Hemalata C. Dandekar, Gerald R. Clark
City and Regional Planning
Practitioners have long stressed the need to teach professional commumcations skills to planning students. This paper describes ten years of experience in teaching a course in which communications skills and techniques of gathering and analyzing information are taught concurrently while investigating a problem of importance in the community. The course involves an ongoing collaboration, a "marriage of convenience," between an academic and a planner, casting city/county planning staff as clients for students This has proven useful for pedagogy and has had some positive impact on the community.
Broad-Crested Weir Application On 15,000-Acre Farm, Stuart W. Styles
Broad-Crested Weir Application On 15,000-Acre Farm, Stuart W. Styles
BioResource and Agricultural Engineering
Growers in California have been subjected to increasing pressure to account for water used on the farm due to limited water supplies and increasing energy costs. Water measurement capability provides for equitable distribution of assigned costs and enables effective water management to be accomplished. Broad-crested weirs are proven water measurement devices, especially when applied to on-farm applications. The broad-crested weirs and published data were developed by the USDA Agricultural Research Service in Phoenix, Arizona. This paper is a discussion of an application of these weirs.
Pleistocene Terrestrial Vertebrates From Near Point San Luis, And Other Localities In San Luis Obispo County, California, George T. Jefferson, Harry L. Fierstine, John R. Wesling, Teh-Lung Ku
Pleistocene Terrestrial Vertebrates From Near Point San Luis, And Other Localities In San Luis Obispo County, California, George T. Jefferson, Harry L. Fierstine, John R. Wesling, Teh-Lung Ku
Biological Sciences
Terrestrial vertebrate remains were recovered from sediments that lie on remnants of the lowest marine wave-cut platform between Point Buchon and Point San Luis. Uranium series ages of these samples, which range from 83 to about 49 ka suggest a correlation to late Pleistocene climatic and eustatic events associated with marine oxygen isotope substage 5a, and establish a maximum age of ≈80 ka for the occurrence of terrestrial mammal fossils. The Point San Luis area assemblage appears typical of the late Pleistocene regional vertebrate paleofauna fauna from west-central California. Five mammalian taxa are added to the Pleistocene record from San …
Palmer Lter Program: Spatial Variability In Phytoplankton Distribution And Surface Photosynthetic Potential Within The Peninsula Grid, November 1991, Barbara B. Prezelin, Nicholas P. Boucher, Mark A. Moline, Elise Stephens, Keith Seydel, Kai Scheppe
Palmer Lter Program: Spatial Variability In Phytoplankton Distribution And Surface Photosynthetic Potential Within The Peninsula Grid, November 1991, Barbara B. Prezelin, Nicholas P. Boucher, Mark A. Moline, Elise Stephens, Keith Seydel, Kai Scheppe
Biological Sciences
No abstract provided.
Palmer Lter: Temporal Variability In Hplc Pigmentation And Inorganic Nutrient Distribution In Surface Waters Adjacent To Palmer Station, December 1991-February 1992, Barbara B. Prezelin, Mark A. Moline, Keith Seydel, Kai Scheppe
Palmer Lter: Temporal Variability In Hplc Pigmentation And Inorganic Nutrient Distribution In Surface Waters Adjacent To Palmer Station, December 1991-February 1992, Barbara B. Prezelin, Mark A. Moline, Keith Seydel, Kai Scheppe
Biological Sciences
No abstract provided.
New Combinations In Gnaphalium (Asteraceae: Inuleae), G. Ledyard Stebbins, David J. Keil
New Combinations In Gnaphalium (Asteraceae: Inuleae), G. Ledyard Stebbins, David J. Keil
Biological Sciences
Because of extensive morphological intermediacy, plants formerly distinguished at the species level as Gnaphalium beneolens, G. microcephalum, G. thermale, and G. wrightii are treated as intergrading races of the widespread G. canescens. The new combinations, G. canescens subsp. beneolens, G. canescens subsp. microcephalum and G. canescens subsp. thermale are made.
On Capacity Modeling For Production Planning With Alternative Machine Types, Robert C. Leachman, Tali F. Carmon
On Capacity Modeling For Production Planning With Alternative Machine Types, Robert C. Leachman, Tali F. Carmon
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
Analyzing the capacity of production facilities in which manufacturing operations may be performed by alternative machine types presents a seemingly complicated task. In typical enterprise-level production planning models, capacity limitations of alternative machine types are approximated in terms of some single artificial capacitated resource. In this paper we propose procedures for generating compact models that accurately characterize capacity limitations of alternative machine types. Assuming that processing times among alternative machine types are identical or proportional across operations they can perform, capacity limitations of the alternative machine types can be precisely expressed using a formulation that is typically not much larger …
Empirical Models Of Debt-Rescheduling With Sovereign Immunity, Robert B. Avery, Eric O'N. Fisher
Empirical Models Of Debt-Rescheduling With Sovereign Immunity, Robert B. Avery, Eric O'N. Fisher
Economics
The purpose of this chapter is to review the literature on empirical models of debt-rescheduling in international financial markets. The discussion focuses primarily on the statistical techniques that have been developed. These fall into two areas: discriminant-analysis and probabilistic-choice models. We also present other methods that might prove useful in future empirical research in this area. In particular, we discuss debt-rescheduling from the point of view of an explicitly dynamic economic analysis. This chapter is divided into three sections. In the first section, we review the applied literature on international debt-rescheduling. We focus primarily on empirical studies and give only …
Application Of Optical Emission Diagnostics And Control Related To Semiconductor Processing, Richard N. Savage, Greg C. Viloria
Application Of Optical Emission Diagnostics And Control Related To Semiconductor Processing, Richard N. Savage, Greg C. Viloria
Materials Engineering
This paper discusses and shows applications of optical emission spectroscopy techniques and methods to monitor plasma emissions during semiconductor processing. A brief discussion of the instrumentation that was used and the software to control the instrumentation is presented. Optical emission spectroscopy techniques discussed include chemical species identification in plasma etching, process fingerprinting, contamination detection, endpoint analysis/control, and sputter/deposition plasma monitoring.