THE "WIEN-RAAB" LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE.

The Locomotive Routing Problem

Given a schedule of trains, the locomotive planning (or scheduling) problem (LPP) is to determine the minimum cost assignment of locomotive types to trains that satisfies a number of business and operational constraints. Once this is done, the railroad has to determine the sequence of trains to which each locomotive is assigned by unit number so that it can be fueled and serviced as necessary. ...

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The First Rapid Assessment of Avoidable Blindness (RAAB) in Thailand

BACKGROUND The majority of vision loss is preventable or treatable. Population surveys are crucial for planning, implementation, and monitoring policies and interventions to eliminate avoidable blindness and visual impairments. This is the first rapid assessment of avoidable blindness (RAAB) study in Thailand. METHODS A cross-sectional study of a population in Thailand age 50 years old or ove...

Grafting Locomotive Motions

The notion of transplanting limbs to enhance a motion capture database is appealing and has been recently introduced [Sha04], [Ike04]. A key difficulty in the process is identifying believable combinations. Not all transplantations are successful; we also need to identify appropriate frames in the different clips that are “cutpasted.” In this paper, we describe motion grafting, a method to synt...

Locomotive Crashworthiness Research

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