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1 – 10 of 21In Part 1 the problems of achieving the many potential benefits of high speed machining of aluminium alloy were discussed. The greatly increased cutting feedrates, for example…
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In Part 1 the problems of achieving the many potential benefits of high speed machining of aluminium alloy were discussed. The greatly increased cutting feedrates, for example, can still be limited by the design of the machine tool and the limitation of the control and drives capability. The processing speed of the control and its ability to control slideway movement accurately along a contoured path can also create a severe limitation.
Summary Part 1 IN Part 1 the problems of achieving the many potential benefits of high speed machining of aluminium alloy were discussed. The greatly increased cutting feedrates…
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Summary Part 1 IN Part 1 the problems of achieving the many potential benefits of high speed machining of aluminium alloy were discussed. The greatly increased cutting feedrates, for example, can still be limited by the machine tool design and the limitation of the control and drives capability. The processing speed of the control and its ability to control slideway movement accurately along a contoured path also can create a severe limitation.
An early example of the world's best selling mid‐sized business jet, the BAe 125 (formerly referred to as the HS125), arrived at the Science Museum recently. Along with such…
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An early example of the world's best selling mid‐sized business jet, the BAe 125 (formerly referred to as the HS125), arrived at the Science Museum recently. Along with such celebrated aeroplanes as the Vickers Vimy and the Spitfire, it will be one of the highlights of the Museum's refurbished Aeronautics Gallery when it re‐opens to the public late in 1992.
Embraer‐Empresa Brasileira de Aeronáutica S.A. recently run for the first time the two 1,300 SHP Garrett TPF351–20 engines installed on the first CBA‐123 prototype.
There is good collaboration and there is bad collaboration. Which one do you want to do? Through the experience of the Natural Capital Coalition, the 10 steps for good…
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There is good collaboration and there is bad collaboration. Which one do you want to do? Through the experience of the Natural Capital Coalition, the 10 steps for good collaboration are set out to help us work with others to achieve more than we can alone.
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Lukasz Swiatek, Chris Galloway, Marina Vujnovic and Dean Kruckeberg
Milda Longgeita Pinem, Tauchid Komara Yuda and Anqi Chen
The significance of well-being in social development policy and practice is increasingly acknowledged by scholars and practitioners worldwide. Nevertheless, when examining…
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Purpose
The significance of well-being in social development policy and practice is increasingly acknowledged by scholars and practitioners worldwide. Nevertheless, when examining well-being within the context of Global South trends, existing conceptualisations seem to yield incongruent indicators. Given the background, this paper aims to synthesise theoretical and empirical literature on well-being to foster an understanding of well-being in contemporary Global South.
Design/methodology/approach
This article reviews the now large literature on the well-being in the Global South. The article begins with a discussion of the contributions of state-of-the-art developments in well-being studies, a realm experiencing remarkable growth in social policy studies. It then turns to the prominent well-being constructs that have garnered considerable attention within the literature, with an examination of the Global North and Global South context followed by reinterpretation of these concepts to facilitate a comprehensive study of well-being beyond the realms of welfare states. Concluding the narrative, a succinct outline of potential pathways for future research is presented in the final section.
Findings
The review reveals that the concept of well-being in the Global South does not necessarily deviate entirely from the prevailing belief that the region is fundamentally distinct from the Global North on a conceptual level. The authors have discovered that three core dimensions of well-being, namely objective, subjective and relational, are observable across societal boundaries due to the diffusion of knowledge and social and cultural practices that have progressively aligned them with Global North-style modernisation. An exception arises in the relational aspect, where the attainment of positive collective relationships precedes individual happiness to some extent. The paper advances a renewed perspective on well-being, portraying it as a situational, interconnected, collective undertaking and continuous process. These approaches empower the researchers to address the overarching question of which analytical foundations can most effectively uncover the intricacies of well-being in diverse and contemporary circumstances.
Originality/value
This paper helps the researchers to address the overarching question of which analytical foundations can most effectively uncover the intricacies of well-being in diverse and contemporary circumstances, thereby facilitating future enhancements in social policy design.
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