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Bearing Capacity of Footings Under Vertical and Inclined Loads on Layered Soils
(1978)The bearing capacity of shallow foundations under axial vertical and inclined loads has been investigated for model strip and circular footings on layered soils. Two main cases have been considered, first, when the subsoil ... -
Receipt books and the politics of food in early modern English women's writing
(2008)In this discussion of printed and manuscript receipt books and women's literary writings, I show that a political discourse of food existed in early modem England, and that women were participants in this discourse. Over ... -
UNDERSTANDING SOCIAL VULNERABILITY IN AGING POPULATIONS: INSIGHTS ACROSS DIFFERENT HEALTHCARE SETTINGS
(2024-10-10)Social vulnerability is the degree to which a person’s overall social circumstances leave them susceptible to adverse events, driven by the relative disadvantages from the conditions in which they were born, live, work and ... -
A techno-economic analysis of the potential for the capture and transportation of carbon dioxide for utilization as an industrial feedstock in Nova Scotia
(2024-10-12)Hydrogen, ammonia, and CO2 are three precursors for creating new industries in Nova Scotia. Methanol can be produced by combining hydrogen and CO2 and urea by combining ammonia and CO2. Producing methanol and urea requires ... -
Does moderate to vigorous physical activity improve lung function in children with cystic fibrosis in a real-world setting?
(2024-10-11)People with cystic fibrosis (CF) are encouraged to engage in physical activity, but the evidence of benefit on lung function is inconsistent. This study aimed to determine the association between moderate to vigorous ...