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Huxley, J. V. – Education in Chemistry, 1978
Reviews current methods being used in the production of nickel. (SL)
Descriptors: Chemical Industry, Chemical Reactions, Chemistry, College Science
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Bates, Timothy – Journal of Human Resources, 1985
This study analyzes the relationship between entrepreneur human capital endowments and minority enterprise profitability. In addition to fostering industrial diversity by creating and expanding firms in heavy construction, manufacturing, and skill-intensive services, the better-educated entrepreneur group is found to be utilizing effectively both…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Construction Industry, Endowment Funds, Entrepreneurship
Toothaker, Charles R. – Bureau of Education, Department of the Interior, 1921
In industrial circles today the sciences and other subjects of a distinct practical nature are looked upon as more important than dead languages and classics; and as a result, technical trade, manual training, and commercial schools and colleges have increased in number, and added emphasis has been made in all schools on commerce and industries.…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Museums, Industrial Education, Industry
Toong, Hoo-min D.; Gupta, Amar – Scientific American, 1982
Describes the hardware, software, applications, and current proliferation of personal computers (microcomputers). Includes discussions of microprocessors, memory, output (including printers), application programs, the microcomputer industry, and major microcomputer manufacturers (Apple, Radio Shack, Commodore, and IBM). (JN)
Descriptors: Computer Oriented Programs, Computer Programs, Computer Science, Computer Science Education
Kirk, Albert S.; And Others – School Shop/Tech Directions, 1991
Three articles discuss the importance of wood processing to manufacturing and construction industries and the need for progressive change in the curriculum; the evolution of wood-based synthetic panel materials; and the technological advances in the computer control of machine tools and their incorporation into wood technology curricula. (JOW)
Descriptors: Construction Industry, Curriculum Development, Higher Education, Manufacturing Industry
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Golombok, Michael – Journal of Chemical Education, 2004
The interactive methods of steam hydrocarbon reforming and cracking of the oil and chemical industries are scrutinized, with special focus on their resemblance and variations. The two methods are illustrations of equilibrium-controlled and kinetically-controlled processes, the analysis of which involves theories, which overlap and balance each…
Descriptors: Theories, Chemistry, Manufacturing Industry
Dunstan, Peter – 1986
Using a product called the synchro-pulse welder as a case study example, this paper discusses the activities of CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation) in identifying and marketing new high-technology products. A general discussion of CSIRO's market research plans includes two goals to be attained within the next 5…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Manufacturing Industry, Marketing, Metal Industry
Raloff, Janet – Science News, 1977
Expresses concern over the amounts of toxic chemical pollutants being discharged into fresh water supplies. Analyzes the role of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in establishing and enforcing water quality standards. (CP)
Descriptors: Chemical Industry, Environmental Education, Health Education, Manufacturing Industry
Brown, Jay Ward – Wilson Library Bulletin, 1985
Discussion of problem of paper deterioration in books highlights developments in paper industry, acidic and alkaline paper, demand for book paper by publishing industry, library material conservation, and preservation activities in three areas--deacidification (use of alkaline chemicals to neutralize acidic paper), microfilming, and…
Descriptors: Books, Computer Oriented Programs, Library Materials, Manufacturing Industry
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Chemical and Engineering News, 1973
Discusses employee benefits offered to various manufacturing industry workers, especially for chemical professionals. Indicates that in the chemicals and allied products industry, such benefits averaged more than 30 percent of payroll in 1971. (CC)
Descriptors: Chemical Industry, Chemistry, Engineering Education, Engineers
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Chemical and Engineering News, 1973
Descriptors: Administrative Agencies, Administrative Policy, Chemical Industry, Environment
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Churchill, Sue – Education + Training, 1997
Analysis of Modern Apprenticeships (n=2,222) in Devon and Cornwall was conducted in four industries: engineering manufacturing, hospitality, construction, and agriculture. Apprenticeship appeared to be a feasible vocational alternative to full-time education, attracting high-quality students. Trainers and career counselors played a crucial role in…
Descriptors: Agriculture, Apprenticeships, Construction Industry, Engineering
Scientific American, 1989
Discussed is the Taguchi method for reducing variance by experimental design. Some examples in quality control in Japan and America are presented. Some criticisms of the method are summarized. (YP)
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Industry, Manufacturing Industry, Production Techniques
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Nobe, Michael D.; Nobe, MaryEllen C.; Larson, Kennard G. – Tech Directions, 2005
Late work, a growing problem in the society, ultimately undermines the value delivered to the consumer. In this article, the authors have experienced a predisposition in students to turn their work in late. As educators of the next generation of professionals, they state that they must address societal problems, and teaching the importance of…
Descriptors: Change Agents, Social Problems, Time Management, Manufacturing Industry
Kaplan, Christine E. – 1984
In this working paper on high technology industries, a few representative industries are studied in detail, while an overview is also given of the group as a whole. The overview, which highlights the findings of selected studies of the unique characteristics of high tech industries, considers such issues as locational factors, occupational and…
Descriptors: Adults, Aerospace Industry, Career Education, Communications
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