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The shape of actions

H. M. Collins, Martin Kusch, Harry Collins

1999

An informal introduction to turbulence

A. Tsinober

2001

The complete practical machinist

Joshua Rose

1887

The theory of machines

Thomas Bevan

1939

Engineering Mechanics, Statics

R. C. Hibbeler

1983 ★ 4.6

Introduction to Mechanical Engineering

Alan Howe, Michael Clifford, Donald Giddings et al.

2010

Mechatronics

W. Bolton, William Bolton

1998

Knight's American mechanical dictionary

Edward Henry Knight

1874

Robot shaping

Marco Dorigo

1998

Mechatronics

W. Bolton

1996

Practical guide to industrial boiler systems

Ralph L. Vandagriff

2001

Engineering mechanics

Aslam Kassimali, Braja M. Das, Sedat Sami

1993

Solid mechanics in engineering

Raymond Parnes

2001

Metric units in engineering--going SI

Cornelius Wandmacher, A. Ivan Johnson

1978

What Is a Pulley? (Welcome Books)

Lloyd G. Douglas

2002

A study in certain problems involved in steam-turbine design

John Franklin Ervin

1907

Elements of 3D seismology

Christopher L. Liner

1999

Deflection of machine tools under stress

Warren Moore Mansfield

1909

A review of modern cost-finding systems

Jean Howard Knox

1907

Mechatronics

Robert H. Bishop

2006

Modal testing

D. J. Ewins

1984

Dictionary of mechanical engineering

G. H. F. Nayler

1996

Critical chain project management

Lawrence P. Leach

2000

An Introduction to Mechanical Engineering

Jonathan Wickert, Kemper E. Lewis

2003

Machine design, construction and drawing

Henry John Spooner

1908

Mechanical technology

D. H. Bacon

1989

Kinematics and dynamics of planar machinery

Burton Paul

1979

Piezoelectric-based vibration-control

Nader Jalili

2010

Machinerys Handbook

F.D. Jones, Franklin Day Jones, Robert Green et al.

1988

Axial flux permanent magnet brushless machines

Jacek F. Gieras

2008

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