Discussion: CHD pile performance: part I – physical modelling

Dynamic Pile-soil-pile Interaction. Part I: Analysis of Axial Vibration

Simple methods of analysis are developed for computing the dynamic steady-state axial response of floating pile groups embedded in homogeneous and non-homogeneous soil deposits. Physically-motivated approximations are introduced to account for the interaction between two individual piles. It is found that such an interaction arises chiefly from the ‘interference’ of wave fields originating alon...

Motorcycle Accident Reconstruction Part I - Physical Models

The purpose of this paper is to evaluate different formulas which are used to estimate the motorcycle’s pre-collision speed in motorcycle-to-car accidents. These formulas are based on measurable physical parameters such as motorcycle’ wheelbase change and fundamental physical laws such as conservation of momentum. The evaluation used data from crash experiments performed by the authors as well ...

Summary of informal discussion of part I of genital herpesvirus.

The discussion concentrated on antigenic aspects of HSV * (structural and nonstructural antigens, type-specific anti gens, antigenic differences among HSV-2 strains, and an tigens common to HSV-2 and cervical cancer) and on anti body responses to HSV (ability to detect specific HSV-2 reactions, role of prior HSV-1 experience, methods of mea surement, and frequency of HSV-2 antibodies in cervica...

Scientific Discussion I. Scientific Discussion

Evaluation of clinical performance: Part I.

The literature review reveals there is a wide variation of approaches in applying the concepts of evaluation. In this first article, the principles of clinical evaluation have been discussed and subsequently applied to the unique educational situation involved in a nurse anesthesia educational program. The effectiveness of any evaluation program can be determined only after implementation, use ...