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5. Building a Comprehensive Special Education Services Delivery System: A Proposed Model.

Author

Payne, Re and Murray, Charles J.

Abstract

The concept of a service delivery system as it relates to handicapped students is explained, and characteristics of a new model for service delivery in special education are described. Present service delivery systems are seen to be lacking in uniformity in the types and quality of services available and in continuity of programs to all age levels and disabilities. The proposed model is broken down into five areas: students in the regular classroom who are having problems beyond the competencies or skills of the regular teacher; students who may be receiving formal support since the informal help provided by the system (Area I) was deemed not appropriate; students with a moderate level of problem; students in the self-contained special education classroom; and the exceptional child who is unable to function within the regular school setting. Diagrams are given for the five delivery phases. (SBH)

Published
1977

6. RFID: beyond the drive for five; RFID tags haven't yet reached the magical nickel price point, but aggressive changes in technology are pushing down their cost while improving performance

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Radio frequency identification (RFID) -- Research, Radio frequency identification (RFID) -- Usage, Radio frequency identification (RFID) -- Forecasts and trends, Radio frequency identification (RFID) -- Prices and rates, Business enterprises -- Technology application, Radio frequency identification, Market trend/market analysis, Company pricing policy, Technology application
Abstract

For almost a decade, the "nickel tag" has loomed unattainably on the horizon. Chief information officers have waited patiently for it. Experts have forecast a role for it in "trillions" […]

Published
2006

7. Engineer of the Year: Tom Watson, Design News' Engineer of the Year for 2006, is one of a new breed of automotive engineers who know energy management as well as they know engines and transmissions

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Energy management systems -- Research, Hybrid vehicles -- Design and construction
Abstract

DETROIT'S NEW 'CAR GUY' The mechanical model atop Tom Watson's desk says it all. A 70-lb collection of cranks and gears, the model was built to show how power moves […]

Published
2006

9. America's high-tech quandry: in the U.S., engineering has lost the prestige it once enjoyed. Now, the country must figure out how to stay competitive with China, India, and other Asian countries determined to become the next engineering superpowers

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Massachusetts Institute of Technology -- Services, Engineering firms -- Equipment and supplies
Abstract

IN TECHNICAL AND ACADEMIC CIRCLES, THE WORD IS USUALLY SPOKEN IN A WHISPER: a million. China is headed toward a million engineers a year, the experts say. The number is […]

Published
2005

10. The quest for imperfection: can North American and European automakers build vehicles as reliable as a Lexus or Honda? If they use a concept called 'functional build,' they can

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Automobiles -- Marketing, Transportation equipment industry -- Customer relations, Company marketing practices, Atlas Tool Inc. -- Customer relations
Abstract

WHILE STUDYING AUTOMOTIVE DOOR ASSEMBLIES A FEW YEARS AGO, RESEARCHER JAY BARON made an amazing discovery: One automaker's door assemblies, made from near-perfect parts, were getting low marks from customers […]

Published
2005

11. The quest for perpetual flight; The advantages of such aircraft are enormous, begging the question: why aren't they already dotting the horizon?

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Automobile equipment and supplies industry -- Officials and employees, Company business management, AC Propulsion Inc. -- Officials and employees
Abstract

In the middle of the night on June 1st, Alan Cocconi's "pilots" were holed up in a little 5X8-ft trailer in the California desert, glancing over each other's shoulders at […]

Published
2005

12. Driverless vehicles take on the desert: DARPA's $2 million, winner-take-all race across the desert has attracted some of the country's best engineering teams

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
United States. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency -- Contracts, United States. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency -- Investments, Engineering firms -- Contracts, Contract agreement, Company investment
Abstract

IN THE PRE-DAWN HOURS OF OCTOBER 8TH, THE ENGINEERS WILL BE OUT IN THE DESERT darkness, lining up their all-terrain vehicles, SUVs, Hummers, and pick-ups, to have a go at […]

Published
2005

13. For automakers, it's bandwidth, bandwidth, bandwidth: to reduce complexity and prepare for the onslaught of more electronic features, automotive engineers are looking at faster, more efficient electrical architectures

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Motor vehicles -- Equipment and supplies, Computer network equipment industry, Central processing units, Microprocessors, HVAC equipment, Telecommunications equipment industry, Transportation equipment industry, Computer network equipment industry, Microprocessor, Microprocessor upgrade, Telecommunications equipment industry, Motorola Inc.
Abstract

Pipe flow: It's a hydraulics term, only remotely associated with the likes of microprocessors and software. But over the next ten years, "pipe flow" is going to be transformed into […]

Published
2005

14. As real as it gets; Aerospace engineers are learning more about design through simulation. Next up: merging the simulation with CAD models

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Software -- Usage, Aircraft industry -- Technology application, Flying-machines -- Design and construction, Software quality, Technology application, Lockheed Martin Corp. -- Technology application
Abstract

WHILE WORKING ON SOME OF THE MILITARY'S MOST IMPORTANT DEFENSE AIRCRAFT DURING THE EARLY 1990s, Lockheed Martin engineer Paul Bevilaqua spent countless hours hunched in front of a Commodore 64 […]

Published
2005

15. Embedded's new star: microcontroller manufacturers are porting it to their products; defense and aerospace engineers are adopting it; software vendors are adding real-time to it. At long last, Linux has arrived in embedded's mainstream

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Linux (Operating system) -- Usage, Engineers -- Technology application, Linux (Operating system), Technology application
Abstract

FIVE YEARS AGO, IT WAS LITTLE MORE THAN A TECHNICAL CURIOSITY. Embraced only by open-source enthusiasts and by a disgruntled anti-Windows brigade, Linux initially received a lukewarm welcome from pragmatists […]

Published
2005

16. It's all about [mu]: engineers have found a way to keep vehicles stable while driving on slippery surfaces. Now they need to cut the technology's cost, so they convince the public to buy it

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Semiconductor industry -- Product introduction, Electronic equipment and supplies -- Product introduction, Automobile industry -- Technology application, Automobile industry -- Economic aspects, Semiconductor industry, Automobile Industry, Technology application, Analog Devices Inc. -- Product introduction
Abstract

IN MANY CASES, THE FATAL SCENARIO IS SIMPLE: SKID. TRIP. ROLL. CRASH. Within seconds, the deadly chain of events is irreversible, and another life is lost on the highways. Now, […]

Published
2005

17. Thinking big, an aerospace engineer takes on Hollywood: challenging movie-making tradition, Joe Bok's oversize, radio-controlled models for 'The Aviator' flew better, faster, and safer. Why? Higher Reynolds numbers, for starters

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
The Aviator (Motion picture), Aircraft industry -- Officials and employees, Models and modelmaking -- Radio control, Models and modelmaking -- Contracts, Contract agreement
Abstract

Shortly after producers of "The Aviator" began gearing up to make their epic film biography of Howard Hughes, aircraft engineer and USC grad Joe Bok received his first Hollywood contract. […]

Published
2005

18. Out of juice! Nation's charge toward electric cars stalls

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Automobiles, Electric -- Analysis
Abstract

After spending more than a billion dollars to develop battery-powered cars that most consumers don't want, automotive engineers admit they don't have a clue when those cars will be practical […]

Published
1998

19. Alero 'stiffs' imports

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Oldsmobile Alero (Automobile) -- Design and construction, Automobiles -- Design and construction
Abstract

At 25-Hz resonance frequency--along with European luxury-car ride and handling--the new Olds will give imports a run for their money Four years ago, GM's oldsmobile division was fighting for its […]

Published
1998

20. Diaries from the Design Show

Author

Peach, Laurie, DeMeis, Rick, Murray, Charles J., Allen, Anna, Ferrara, Christine, Lewis, John, and Colucci, Deana

Subjects
National Design Engineering Show -- 1998 AD, Engineering design -- Exhibitions
Abstract

Editors report on hot technology trends to emerge from the biggest design engineering show of the year Chicago--Like many of his counterparts, Ray Ferriss, a senior design engineer at Fellowes, […]

Published
1998

21. Electronic innovations shrink control technology

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Machinery industry -- Product development
Abstract

Integration of electronics, distribution of input/output, new technologies cut machine controls down to size Land. Turf. Territory. Real estate. Whatever you call it, it's money. Anyone who has ever purchased […]

Published
1998

22. PC vs. PLC: the lines blur

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Electronics industry -- Product development, Microcomputers -- Product development, Programmable logic controllers -- Product development
Abstract

Although they look like personal computers from the outside, today's PC control systems incorporate the essence of traditional programmable logic controllers. Time was when personal computers and programmable logic controllers […]

Published
1998

23. Master craftsman

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Grinding machines -- Design and construction, Tool industry -- Officials and employees, Cincinnati Milacron Inc. -- Officials and employees -- 00301686
Abstract

Horst Maack, this year's winner of the Engineering Quality Award, spearheaded the design of the machine that is recapturing Cincinnati Milacron's centerless grinding market Cincinnati, OH--FOR HORST Maack, the turning […]

Published
1998

24. Raise the Titanic

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Titanic (Motion picture), Special effects (Performing arts) -- Methods
Abstract

ROSARITO BEACH, MEXICO-The steel for the Titanic set began arriving on trucks late in 1995. One by one, an endless parade of flatbeds pulled into this oceanside town, dumping loads […]

Published
1998

25. Las Vegas' newest show bets on fluid power

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Robots -- Design and construction
Abstract

Hydraulics and pneumatics supply the muscle for the resurrection of 'Atlantis' Las Vegas--As Rodney Dangerfield might say, they're a tough crowd. Spoiled by the best acts in show business, frazzled […]

Published
1997

26. Chrysler's digital trailblazer: the redesigned LH vehicles break new ground in CAD and assembly

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Automobile engineering -- Innovations, Automobiles -- Design and construction, Chrysler Corp. -- Innovations -- 00301668
Abstract

Auburn Hills, MI--Engineering drawings dominate the gray walls of the windowless "war room" in il Chrysler's mammoth Technical A Center. A few depict late changes in the company's Concorde and […]

Published
1997

27. How automakers tackle reliability

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Automobiles -- Design and construction, Automobile industry -- Quality management, Automobile engineering -- Management, Reliability (Engineering) -- Management
Abstract

It's dark. You're driving down an interstate highway in the dead of winter and it's 20 miles to the nearest town. As you drive into the night, you ask yourself: […]

Published
1997

28. Holy moving telescope! Hydraulics star in Batman and Robin movie

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Batman and Robin (Motion picture) -- Production management, Fluid power technology -- Usage, Hydraulic fluids -- Usage, Motion picture industry -- Production management, Warner Brothers Entertainment Inc. -- Production management -- 00107814
Abstract

Burbank, CA -- deep within the cavernous Warner Brothers facility that serves as Batman's lair in the just-released Batman and Robin movie, engineers late last year found themselves scratching their […]

Published
1997

29. Fluid power: adds high-tech thrills in amusement rides; in animatronics and complex motion bases, hydraulics and pneumatics stretch the state of the art

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Amusement parks -- Equipment and supplies, High technology -- Usage, Fluid power technology -- Usage, McFadden Systems Inc. -- Product information -- 00066508
Abstract

It may be industry's ultimate irony: Fluid power, for decades the technology of choice for producing enormous forces in bulldozers and industrial presses, has found a new niche: amusement parks. […]

Published
1997

30. Chrysler launches an aluminum revolution

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Automobile industry -- Product development, Aluminum construction -- Usage, Chrysler Corp. -- Product development -- 00301668
Abstract

Minivan's front suspension cradle is the first structural aluminum component to be used in a high volume application. But it won't be the last To the average driver, it's invisible: […]

Published
1997

31. Dawn of the smart conveyor

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Conveying machinery -- Innovations, Sensors -- Product information, Control equipment industry -- Product information, Giddings & Lewis Inc. -- Innovations -- 00303901
Abstract

New concept simplifies maintenance, uses less energy than conventional conveyor lines Janesville, WI--Anyone who has ever walked the floors of a large manufacturing operation has seen it: pallets, rolling down […]

Published
1997

32. Powertrain for the next century

Author

Murray, Charles J. and Bak, David J.

Subjects
Porsche Boxster (Automobile) -- Design and construction, Jaguar XK8 (Automobile) -- Design and construction, Automobile industry -- Innovations, Porsche AG -- Innovations, Jaguar Cars Ltd. -- Innovations -- 00145094
Abstract

Porsche's first all-new sports car in 19 years combines classic roadster engineering with new engine technology Stuttgart, Germany-From the outside, it looks like a classic roadster: a low-slung, two-seat, open-bodied […]

Published
1997

33. 1997 technology forecast

Author

Schofield, Julie Anne, Machlis, Sharon, Chamberlain, Gary, Hogan, Brian J., Murray, Charles J., and Colucci, Deana

Subjects
Electronics industry -- Forecasts and trends, Computer industry -- Forecasts and trends, Computer software industry -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

Electronics: USB gets rolling; DSPs get cheap Promising to be another banner year for electronics, 1997 will also usher in the proliferation of Universal Serial Bus (USB) PC peripherals and […]

Published
1997

36. Truck gages get on the bus

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Truck industry -- Product information, Gages -- Product development, Peterbilt Motors Co. -- Product information -- 00079734
Published
1996

37. Automation comes to India's railway

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Railroad equipment industry -- Product development, Ballast (Railroads) -- Maintenance and repair, Kershaw Manufacturing Company Inc. -- Product development -- 00057118
Published
1996

39. Portable instrument speeds blood-gas analysis at the bedside

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Diametrics Medical Immediate Response Mobile Anaylsis (Medical instrument) -- Management, Medical equipment and supplies industry -- Innovations, Blood gases -- Testing, Hematology -- Equipment and supplies, Diametrics Medical Inc. -- Innovations -- 00291308
Published
1996

40. Technology forecast: 1996

Author

Chamberlain, Gary, Schofield, Julie Anne, Machlis, Sharon, Baker, Andrea, Hogan, Brian J., and Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Technology -- Forecasts and trends
Published
1996

42. For 1996: an emphasis on value

Author

Bak, David, Gottschalk, Mark, Lyncy, Terrence, and Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Automobile industry -- Management
Published
1995

43. Business jet for the 21st century

Author

Murray, Charles J. and Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Learjet 45 (Aircraft) -- Product development, Aircraft industry -- Product development, Learjet Inc. -- Product development -- 00303757
Published
1995

45. Water makes a comeback

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Hydraulics -- Innovations, Water -- Usage, Hydraulic fluids -- Innovations
Published
1995

46. The ultimate team player

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Design News (Periodical) -- Achievements and awards, Inventors -- Behavior, Cray Research Inc. -- Officials and employees -- 00302211
Published
1995

48. Technology forecast '95: emerging technologies will give engineers more flexibility in their designs

Author

Schofield, Julie Anne, Machlis, Sharon, Colucci, Deanna, King, Russell, Murray, Charles J., Baker, Andrea L., and Chamberlain, Gary

Subjects
Computer industry -- Innovations, Computer software industry -- Innovations, Electronics industry -- Innovations, Motion control devices -- Innovations, Fluid power technology -- Innovations, Hardware industry -- Innovations, Materials -- Innovations
Published
1995

49. How inventors woo Detroit

Author

Murray, Charles J.

Subjects
Automobile equipment and supplies industry -- Marketing, Automobile industry -- Purchasing, Technological innovations -- Marketing
Published
1994

50. Target for '95: peak performance

Author

Murray, Charles J., Lynch, Terrence, Gottschalk, Mark A., and King, Russell H.

Subjects
Automobile industry -- Product development, Automobiles -- Innovations
Published
1994

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