Other damaged pieces, like electromechanical relays, might be similar to their modern equivalents in basic design but less durable than an ideal replacement, Mr. Prendergast said.
Requirements are likely to vary between universities, but it's useful to have A-levels (or equivalent) in art, physics, design and technology and maths.
Alphanumeric characters, PMA symbols, animal drawings, polygons and 3D cube figures were used with an otherwise completely equivalent experimental design in which age and speed-based IQ were comparable across male and female groups.
But Thorsen said the drawn-out schedule was actually useful, because the delays gave the young architects time to acquire an address, permanent furnishings, and the equivalent of a postgraduate education in design and construction.
To devote oneself to the form was to risk being called a conservative, a nostalgist, a manufacturer of bourgeois museum pieces; twentieth-century symphonies tended to be tonal in orientation and spacious in design, the musical equivalent of landscape painting.
This paper presents an equivalent tolerance design method in which an enlarged field angle is used during the optical design process.
Noteworthy, Panther classifies families into subfamilies which are thought to capture groups that are similar in sequence or equivalent in function but are not designed to define orthologous groups.
Its combustion engine is similar in design to diesel equivalents in conventional buses.
The assessment results indicate that the equivalent static design force approach in Eurocode 1 is generally conservative for small and moderately sized columns that are typically used in low and medium multi-storey buildings (less than 10 storeys).
In equivalent static method, design forces are obtained from elastic spectra which are reduced using response modification factor.
