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Table 2: Test Facilities and Particles Facility Particle

in Recent Radiation Damage And Single Event Effect Results For Microelectronics
by Martha V. O'Bryan, Martha V. O’bryan, Kenneth A. LaBel, Robert A. Reed, Jim W. Howard, Janet L. Barth, Christina M. Seidleck, Paul W. Marshall, Cheryl J. Marshall, Hak S. Kim, Donald K. Hawkins, Martin A. Carts, Kurt E. Forslund 1994
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Table 8: Facility Characteristics

in EFFECTIVE DESIGN AND OPERATION OF SUPPLY CHAINS FOR . . .
by Zhouyan Wang 2006
"... In PAGE 66: ... In this example, we consider an example with two facilities and two demand locations. The raw sizes available at each facility along with the unit costs are summarized in Table8 . This table also provides the unit salvage values and unit cutting cost at each facility.... ..."

Table 15: Facility Parameters

in EFFECTIVE DESIGN AND OPERATION OF SUPPLY CHAINS FOR . . .
by Zhouyan Wang 2006
"... In PAGE 103: ...demand locations and two scenarios. The raw sizes available at each facility along with the unit costs are summarized in Table15 . This table also provides the unit salvage values and unit cutting cost at each facility.... ..."

Table 2. Facilities and Laboratories

in Implementation Plan for the NASA Center of Excellence for Structures and Materials
by Since Its Founding, Charles E. Harris
"... In PAGE 6: ... Notional diagram of the process for program development 7 List of Tables Page # Table 1. Disciplinary Technical Skills 4 Table2 . Facilities and Laboratories 5 Table 3.... In PAGE 10: ...nventory. A summary of these skills is given in Table 1. Over 100 dedicated facilities and laboratories are described in the inventory. A summary of these experimental capabilities are given in Table2 . The structures and materials workforce is supporting all 4 NASA Enterprises and 71 programs are listed in the inventory.... ..."

Table 1: Facilities

in A Decision Support System for Locating Facilities and Routing Traffic on a Factory Site
by Jean J. M. Derks, Frits C. R. Spieksma
"... In PAGE 8: ... Nodes 26, 27 and 28 in Figure 1 are the three entrance/exit vertices. Further, in Table1 , 16 facilities are listed, each with their capacity in car-equivalents. Table 2 gives 13 streams, with for each stream i its weight wi, destination v(i) and the set F(i).... ..."

Table 4. Description of the Facility

in Energy Needs In An Internet Economy: A Closer Look At Data Centers
by Jennifer D. Mitchell-jackson, Daniel M. Kammen Date, Jonathan G. Koomey Date, Kate Blake Date, Jennifer Mitchell-jackson 2001
"... In PAGE 28: ...05/16/2001 27 the floor area is shown in Table4 below. Additional equipment rooms with PDUs and fire suppression equipment were located on the first floor.... ..."
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Table 3. Component Facilities

in Supporting Component-Based Software Evolution
by Ross Gardler, Nikolay Mehandjiev

Table 22 Undo facility

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Table 7. Help facilities

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Table 6. Summary of facility construction costs Target and capture facility $K

in Data Exchange (ETDE) representatives, and International Nuclear Information
by Reports Produced After, P. T. Spampinato, J. B. Chesser, D. L. Conner, T. A Gabriel, F. X. Gallmeier, J. R. Haines, T. J. Mcmanamy
"... In PAGE 33: ... The costs do not include R amp;D, overhead burdens, or contingency. Table 5 summarizes the solenoid shield costs, and Table6 summarizes the facility costs. Table 5.... ..."
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