Amit Sharma Assistant Professor Department of Mechanical Engg. HIT, Bahadurgarh, Haryana, INDIA [email protected] Atul Sharma Assistant Professor Department of Mechanical Engg. MIT, Moradabad, U.P., INDIA [email protected] Dr. Anish Sachdeva Associate Professor Department of Industrial and Production Engineering National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar, Punjab, INDIA anishsachdeva...

Hanne Jussila Concentrated Winding Multiphase Permanent Magnet Machine Design and Electromagnetic Properties – Case Axial Flux Machine Lappeenranta 2009 119 p. Acta Universitatis Lappeenrantaensis 374 Diss. Lappeenranta University of Technology ISBN 978-952-214-882-7, ISBN 978-952-214-883-4 (PDF), ISSN 1456-4491 Concentrated winding permanent magnet machines and their electromagnetic properties...

In architecture and industrial design, the concept of style plays a major role in education as a way of establishing an understanding of visual design expression. In this article we claim that interaction design can benefit greatly from an understanding of the concept of style. It can provide designers with strong visions and a sense of direction in designing new interfaces. In particular we fo...

From its inception, development economics has revered the industrialization process. Economists from Smith to Rostow to Gershenkron to Lewis have emphasized the importance of industrial factories as crucibles in which the division of labor is refined, a labor force is developed, and technical knowledge is generated and shared. And though the poorest countries with weak industrial sectors are al...

Economic theories of systems of cities explain why production and consumption activities are concentrated in a number of urban areas of different sizes and industrial composition rather than uniformly distributed in space. These theories have been successively influenced by four paradigms: i) conventional urban economics emphasizing the tension between economies due to the spatial concentration...

Economic theories of systems of cities explain why production and consumption activities are concentrated in a number of urban areas of different sizes and industrial composition rather than uniformly distributed in space. These theories have been successively influenced by four paradigms: i) conventional urban economics emphasizing the tension between economies due to the spatial concentration...

We examine the question of whether living in a disadvantaged neighborhood damages health, over and above the impact of personal socioeconomic characteristics. We hypothesize that (1) health correlates negatively with neighborhood disadvantage adjusting for personal disadvantage, and that (2) neighborhood disorder mediates the association, (3) partly because disorder and the fear associated with...