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High-speed mass transportation, a new concept : an exploratory study by members of the faculty of Rensselaer Polytechnic…

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L-IO L-5. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS The estimation of revenue is a problem of the estima- tion of the demand for the…
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L-11 REFERENCES 1. Caves, Richard E. ~ Transport and Its Regulators, Harvard University Press, 1962. Pp. 31-54. 2. Fisher,…
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Oct. 26, 1965 Filed July 13, 1962 o LCl . (!) lJ.. J.V.FOA TRANSPORTATION MEANS AND METHOD LCl (\/ LCl o LCl 3,…
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United States Patent Office 3,213,802 Patented Oct. 26, 1965 1 3,213,802 TRANSPORTATION MEANS AND METHOD Joseph V. Foa,…
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3,213,802 3 manner similar to that of a conventional ram-jet. The tail section 20 of the vehicle is provided with a gas gen…
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3,213,802 5 it is therefore desirable that the consequences on fluid flow velocities, associated with the repeated…
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3,213,802 7 creased, for example, by the opening of appropriate vents, or alternatively it can be decreased, for example,…
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• nnMS 3,213,802 9 pulsion of the vehicle 500 is provided by a crypto-steady pressure exchanger located in the rear of the…
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3,213,802 11 hicle and the conduit forming a space therebetween through which passes a substantial portion of the fluid…

History of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1824-1934

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Coat of Arms, 1904
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Old Bank Place. Occupied, 1824-34 and 1841-44
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H I S T O R Y OF Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute BY PALMER C. RICKETTS PRESIDENT AND DlPBCTOP THIRD EDITION SebP @~rft…
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BY PALMER C. RICKETTS All Rights Reserved This book or any part thereof must not be reproduced in any form without the…
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TO THE MEMORY OF sbtep’fien Wan 3Ren$$eIaet P(mos ei3ton AND Penjamin $canklin @terne
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PREFACE T O THE THIRD EDITION THE first edition of this history was published about forty years ago and the second edition…
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PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION TWENTY years have elapsed since the appearance of the first edition of this history. Many…
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PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION HAVING recently been compelled to write several brief historical sketches of the Institute, the…
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X PREFACE TO FIRST EDITION ately following the founding of the School, which were believed to have been destroyed in the…
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FOREWORD FEW persons, even those most interested in the history of education in this country, are cognizant of the great…
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xii FOREWORD or any other country, laboratories for the system- atic individual instruction of students in chem- istry and…
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FORE WORD xiii everything found to be of value in methods of in- struction in the scientific schools of this country today…
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CONTENTS PAGE CHAPTER L-THE FOUNDATION OF THE SCHOOL. . . . . . I Scientific Instruction at the Beginning of the Nineteenth…
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xvi CONTENTS PAGE CHAPTER V.-NAME CHANGED TO RENSSELAER INSTITUTE. RE- MOVAL TO THE VAN DER HEYDEN MANSION. . . . . . 58…
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