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A reliability model is presented for planetary gear trains in which the ring gear is fixed, the sun gear is the input, and the planet arm is the output. The input and output shafts are co-axial and the input and output torques are assumed to be co-axial with these shafts. Thrust and side loading are neglected. This type of gear train is commonly used in main rotor transmissions for helicopters and in other applications which require high reductions in speed. The reliability model is based on the Weibull distribution of the individual reliabilities of the transmission components. The transmission''s basic dynamic capacity is defined as the input torque which may be applied for one-million input rotations of the sun gear. Load and life are related by a power law. The load-life exponent and basic dynamic capacity are developed as functions of the component capacities. (Author).

The purpose of this case study is to provide an overview of the approaches to skills training by both the state and by some innovative projects in the non-profit sector. South Africa is experiencing skills shortages in many areas, and at the same time has a high unemployment rate.

September 9th 2013 5:00 amBack from location hunting...hope you are doing well...here we go...back to the Journey...of survival on EARTH...So, it was a Tuesday afternoon. Many Countries World Wide were at WAR.What most HUMAN -KIND never know until it is too late... is WAR is a business. In fact the most Successful business in the History of MANKIND.So what does this have to do with anything?EVERYTHING....Sincerely,Sirtony Aka Michael SavageGo to my sites take a Pioneer Journey...www.Sirtony.infowww.3DayDemo.comwww.TheFilmmaker.mewww.TheTotalWorkShopForActing.com

Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Social Work in the Graduate School of Syracuse University.

"The idea that class identities have waned in importance over recent decades is a staple feature of much contemporary social theory yet has not been systematically investigated using primary historical data. This paper re-uses qualitative data collected by Mass-Observation which asks about the social class identities of correspondents of its directives in two different points in time, 1948 and 1990. I show that there were significant changes in the way that class was narrated in these two periods. There is not simple decline of class identities, but rather a subtle reworking of the means by which class is articulated. In the earlier period Mass-Observers are ambivalent about class in ways which indicate the power of class as a form of ascriptive inscription. By 1990, Mass-Observers do not see class identities as the ascribed product of their birth and upbringing, but rather they elaborate a reflexive and individualised account of their mobility between class positions in ways which emphasise the continued importance of class identities. As well as being a contribution to debates on changing class identities, the paper highlights the value of the re-use of qualitative data as a means of examining patterns and processes of historical change."--Abstract on item.

Detective Dave, retired, fishes a dead man out of the famous Brule River. His former partner Patrick Stanski, an officer of the law, enlists Davecki''s help solving the mystery.