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1950 - 1959 (17)

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The transportation of concrete for large dams with particular reference to chuting

(1959) Ryan, Paul William Smith

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Ultimate strength of thin shell roofs

(1959) Maguire, Kevin Hector

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A study of the transonic gas dynamics analogy

(1956) Bryant, Raymond Alfred Arthur

Thesis
The flexural strength and elastic properties of pre-tensioned concrete beams of rectangular cross-section

(1958) Brettle, Horace Joseph

Thesis
The elastic behaviour of prestressed concrete slabs on an elastic foundation

(1958) Balint, Peter Stephen

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Behaviour of slabs

(1956) Woodhead, Ronald William

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Improved methods of ground control for photogrammetric work in Australia, with particular reference to barometric altimetry

(1959) OConnor, Desmond Conroy

Thesis
An investigation of atmospheric pollution in New South Wales

(1950) Sullivan, John Leslie

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A study of shear in prestressed concrete beams

(1957) Warner, Robert Falcon

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Infiltration studies with particular reference to infiltrometer experiments on a small rural catchment

(1959) Watson, Keith Kingsford

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