A Study of the Reliability of Electronic Components in a Nuclear-radiation Environment Twelfth Quarterly Report, Oct. 1 - Dec. 31, 1965

Total radiation dose and failure modes given for semiconductor devices exposed to neutron and gamma irradiatio

Radiation effects design handbook. Section 3 - Electrical insulating materials and capacitors

Steady state radiation effects on electrical insulating materials and capacitors - handboo

The effect of radiation on electrical insulating materials

Radiation effects on electrical insulating material

The revised test procedure for jpl test no. 617, phase ii to jet propulsion laboratory final report

Test procedures for reliability of electronic components in nuclear radiation environmen

A study of the reliability of electronic components in a nuclear-radiation environment Eleventh quarterly report, Jul. 1 - Sep. 30, 1965

Life tests on capacitors, diodes, controlled rectifiers, and transistors in nuclear radiation environmen

River and maritime boundaries between South Africa and Namibia

The thesis explores four aspects of delimitation beginning with the terrestrial boundary..

High speed hydrogen/graphite interaction

Various aspects of a research program on high speed hydrogen/graphite interaction are presented. Major areas discussed are: (1) theoretical predictions of hydrogen/graphite erosion rates; (2) high temperature, nonequilibrium hydrogen flow in a nozzle; and (3) molecular beam studies of hydrogen/graphite erosion

The value-added statement: An appeal for standardisation

Owing to the absence of accounting standards for the preparation of a value-added statement (VAS), a large variety of methods are used in financial statements. In this study the published value-added statements (PVAS) of companies listed on the JSE Securities Exchange during the period 1976-2005 have been standardised by the Graduate School of Business of the University of Stellenbosch (USB) in order to quantify the differences between the standardised VAS (SVAS) and the PVAS. These differences consist of the inclusion of items that do not belong in the VAS, items that are erroneously allocated among the distribution to stakeholders, and interpretation differences in whether a certain item forms part of the calculation of value added or the distribution thereof. The greatest difference quantified was the overstatement of the distribution to government that amounted to 54.4% of total differences. For users, including government, to properly calculate and compare the value added of different business entities, a standard for the preparation and presentation of VAS ought to be published. In the South African context the need of a precise measurement of each business entity's contribution to the growth of the national economy is relevant, and this need should also be addressed.Value added, Gross Domestic Product, South Africa, financial statements