Bucket rotor wind-driven generator

As compared with the ordinary propeller type rotor, the bucket rotor is limited in rotational speed since the tip rotor speed can never exceed the wind speed. However, it does not present the blade fatigue problem that the ordinary rotor has, and it perhaps causes less sight pollution. The deflector vanes also provide a venturi passage to capture greater wind flow. The bucket rotors can be strung together end-to-end up to thousands of feet long to produce large amounts of power

Accounting Ethics Education: An Authentic Value-Based Approach

In order to infuse the teaching of ethics in the field of Accounting as well as within a business school curriculum per se, the traditional neo-classical method must move away from the microcosm of self in favor of consideration for others

The thermal effect on conical shells of linearly varying thickness progress report no. 2

Thermal effect on isotropic conical shells of linearly varying thicknes

Technological Change and Wage Differentials Results and Policy Implications From a Dynamic Intertemporal General Equilibrium Model.

The effect of technological change on wage differentials between skilled and unskilled labour has been extensively investigated. However, the existing literature provides controversial results. This paper provides insights into the relationship between technological change and wage differentials by constructing a DIGE models of a closed economy. This model suggests a range of policy implications.TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE ; WAGES ; LABOUR

Utilization of information theory in digital data guidance systems Quarterly progress report no. 1, 1 Sep. - 30 Nov. 1965

Information theory in improving digital data guidance syste

On conical shells of linearly varying thick- ness subjected to lateral normal loads progress report no. 1

Conical shells with linear thickness variation subjected to lateral normal load

An asymptotic solution of conical shells of constant thickness Progress report no. 6

Asymptotic solution of thin walled conical shell of revolution under lateral stres

International Trade, Productivity Growth, Education and Wage Differentials: A Case Study of Taiwan.

The source of changes in the wage differential between skilled and unskilled labor has been an important subject of debate for several decades. International trade and productivity growth are two main causes that have been suggested from large country studies. Recent research proposes education as another influence. All three causes have been significantly associated with Taiwan's economic development. This paper attempts to contribute to the literature by investigating wage differentials of Taiwan, a small open economy with a paucity of study on the issue of trade and wages. An Error Correction Model (ECM) incorporating both short and long term run effects is employed.WAGES ; INTERNATIONAL TRADE ; PRODUCTIVITY