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Ashford : a prototypical office park developmentLanier, David Lathan 08 1900 (has links)
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Geometry as space in art and architecture : the mediating role of geometry in the work of Kandinsky and Moholy-NagyPotter, Julia Kathryn 08 1900 (has links)
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"A misreading of tropological space" : an investigation of Harold Bloom's theory of poetic transumption in the construction of a dialectical spece in architectural drawingLevy, Marshall Ira 08 1900 (has links)
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Attitudes in the creation of Japanese spaceSpector, Tom Elliot 12 1900 (has links)
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Legal status of the annexes to the Chicago convention.Wijesinha, Samson. S. January 1960 (has links)
In the 1870's a bishop who had charge of a small denominational college made his annual visit and stayed with the president. The bishop boasted a firm belief that everything that could-be invented had been invented. The college president thought otherwise. “In 50 years,” he said, “men will learn how to fly like birds.” The bishop, shocked, replied, “Flight is reserved for angels, and you have been guilty of blasphemy.”
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Aviation and antitrust in the United States.Prominski, Henry. J. January 1961 (has links)
Historically the United States has been built upon the principles of free competitive enterprise. Americans pride themselves that rivalry in production and markets has created the richest country in the world. Free competition has directed the essential energies of the workers to world leadership in industrial productivity and technological development. Political and social freedoms are dependent upon a private enterprise economy which has brought about the best possible product at the best margin of profit including the most rapid rate of growth commersurate with the ability of the populous to absorb technological advancement.
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Strukturen des dargestellten Raumes in der erzahlenden LiteraturTschimmel, Udo January 1973 (has links)
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Space group polynomial tensorsPhaneuf, Dan. January 1984 (has links)
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Arms control, disarmament and observation in space : recent developmentsKhan, Mumtaz Ahmed. January 1968 (has links)
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The air carrier’s liability in cases of unknown cause of damage in international air law.Hjalsted, Finn. January 1960 (has links)
In the law of compensation it is generally recognized that a causal relation must exist between the loss or damage for which compensation is sought and the act or omission of which complaint is made. If the person suffering damage cannot establish such relationship one of the main conditions for receiving compensation is unfulfilled. In this study, however, the expression "cause of damage" has another causal relation in view. It concerns the chain of causation leading up to the phenomenon, for example an accident, which is the established cause of the damage.
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