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User perceptions of computer speed
(Lincoln University, 1999)
Delays in response times experienced when using a computer can be caused by many factors. One such factor is if the computer is connected to a local area network. Performance measures for a network do not give any indication ...
Production strategies for newspaper press layout configurations
(Lincoln University, 1999)
In recent years, the use of colour newspaper production has increased considerably. Newspaper readers and advertisers expect more extensive use of colour in the illustration of papers.
A newspaper printing press consists ...
Simulating the stress-strain properties of woollen yarns
(Lincoln University, 1997)
This thesis describes a new model of the behaviour of staple fibre yarns under longitudinal extension. Within this new model, several of the most important yarn structural features are described by arbitrary distribution ...
Assessment of growing seasons characteristics in the Dry zone of Sri Lanka based on stochastic simulation of rainfall and soil water status
(Lincoln University, 1998)
Rainfall and crop water demand are two major agro-climatic variables that determine the crop production in the Dry zone of Sri Lanka. The lack of long series of historical data of these variables often hinders the proper ...
Error in the frequency analysis of flood data from a single site
(Lincoln University, 1990)
Three experiments investigate the source, magnitude and measurement of errors in the frequency analysis of flood data from a single site. The results refute the objectivity claimed for flood frequency analysis and for ...
Development of a simulation model of an Air New Zealand aircraft materials remanufacturing system
(Lincoln University, 1999)
Remanufacturing is a process involving the repair or refurbishment of worn parts. Systems involved with remanufacturing differ from more traditional manufacturing operations in terms of material and work content characteristics. ...
Optimisation of short term log allocation
(Lincoln University, 1996)
The objective of the project was to develop an economic model for the management of short term log production and implement it in a prototype computer program. An algorithm was required that could be used in a central ...
The determination of moisture profiles in Pinus radiata timber during kiln drying
(Lincoln University, 1999)
All timber extracted from the forest contains a large amount of water, most of which must be removed before the timber can give satisfactory service in use. The process of drying (seasoning) removes the surplus moisture ...
Seasonal variation in the impacts of brushtailed possums (Trichosurus vulpecula) on five palatable plant species in New Zealand beech (Nothofagus) forest
(New Zealand Ecological Society., 1998)
The seasonal variation in possum browse and foliage cover of five possum-preferred species was
quantified and studied in northern Westland, New Zealand over a 24 month period. Four of the five species
(Pseudopanax simplex, ...
Metapopulation theory in practice
(Lincoln University, 1999)
A metapopulation is defined as a set of potential local populations among which
dispersal may occur. Metapopulation theory has grown rapidly in recent years, but
much has focused on the mathematical properties of ...