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1. Space cadet: Jim Tighe was the driving force behind the aerodynamics of SpaceshipOne, the airplane that won the coveted Ansari X Prize. For his achievements, Design News readers have voted him Engineer of the Year

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Aircraft industry -- Product development, Aircraft industry -- Achievements and awards, Aircraft industry -- Officials and employees, Scaled Composites L.L.C. -- Officials and employees, Scaled Composites L.L.C. -- Achievements and awards, Scaled Composites L.L.C. -- Product development, SpaceShipOne (Spacecraft) -- Design and construction
Abstract

'Where's Jim Tighe?" [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] SpaceShipOne (SS1) Crew Chief Steve Losey instinctively blurted out the question from the cockpit, and it was quickly repeated by the team of engineers in […]

Published
2005

2. One cool machine: for SGI, developing a super-fast supercomputer was easy. The trick was to keep it cool. Here's how they did it

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Heat sinks (Electronics) -- Design and construction, Computer industry -- Product development, Computer industry, Microcomputer industry, Silicon Graphics Inc. -- Product development
Abstract

WHAT DO YOU GET WHEN YOU package up to 256 Intel[R] Itanium[R] 2 processors into a single computer node? The answer is the architecture for one of the fastest supercomputers […]

Published
2005

3. Fast-track design: this NASCAR Team improves performance by analyzing vendors' models--not just the parts

Author

Teague, Paul E. and Lang, Michelle M.

Subjects
National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing -- Management, Engineers -- Management, Vendor relations -- Management, Company business management, Vendor relations
Abstract

The Roush Yates NASCAR Team had found problems with dog rings used to engage transmissions. So instead of relying on a vendor's analysis, they got the vendor's solid model, added […]

Published
2004

4. Web weavers: some popular engineering websites are getting a makeover. Here's our evaluation of the changes

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Web sites -- Service enhancement, Web sites -- Service introduction, Engineering -- Service enhancement, Engineering -- Service introduction, Company service introduction, Company Web site/Web page, Web site/Web page development, GlobalSpec Inc. -- Service enhancement, Thomas Register -- Service introduction
Abstract

IT'S CHRISTMAS IN SPRINGTIME FOR ENGIneers struggling to find the materials and components that will give life to their new product designs. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] In the last 30 days, GlobalSpec […]

Published
2004

5. One hip doc: engineer and surgeon, Tony DiGioia revolutionized hip-implant surgery with his development of a computer-based surgical navigation tool that improves prosthetic selection and orientation

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Computers -- Usage, Surgery -- Technology application, Technology application, Software/hardware leasing, System selection
Abstract

PITTSBURGH, PA -- GETTING AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE DR. ANTHONY DIGIOIA CAN be a long process. Unless you have hip, knee, or other joint problems. Then, the engineer-turned-orthopedic surgeon clears […]

Published
2004

6. D-days in Detroit: if you think 'black smoke and balky engines' when you hear the word 'diesel, Detroit has a surprise for you: diesels just may be the ticket to a clean, quiet, fuel-efficient future

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Diesel motor -- Innovations, Diesel motor -- Design and construction, Diesel motor -- Environmental aspects, Diesel motor -- Public opinion
Abstract

Hold your nose if you like, but the fuel-efficient car of the future may well be the not-so-venerable diesel. ACTUALLY, YOU DON'T HAVE TO HOLD YOUR NOSE, THANKS TO MASSIVE […]

Published
2003

8. A case for depth perception: using polycarbonate, two-shot molding, a suite of software, and extensive collaboration, Kodak engineers and designers develop a single-use camera that breaks records for underwater performance. (Cover Story/Materials, Cad)

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Engineering firms -- Product development, Plastics industry -- Product development, Cameras -- Usage, Camera industry -- Usage, Eastman Kodak Co. -- Product development
Abstract

In many ways, Dave Bradley is the least likely person to tote a disposable camera with him on leisure outings. As a commercial photographer in Boston who spends his days […]

Published
2002

9. Lifer in the fire wars: Bill Lambert's engineering designs and industry work have helped set the standard for the breathing apparatus that enable fire fighters to save lives, including their own. (Special Achievement Award/Bill Lambert)

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
National Fire Protection Association -- Reports, Fire fighters -- Equipment and supplies
Abstract

Pittsburgh, PA--Warriors without arms, the nation's more than one-million fire fighters battle a fire every 18 seconds, on average, according to the latest statistics from the non-profit National Fire Protection […]

Published
2002

10. An icon returns: Allowing suppliers electronic access to its database, Ford brings back the Thunderbird--and points the way to a digital-design future. (Inside Story)

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Ford Thunderbird (Automobile) -- Design and construction, Automobile industry -- Product development, Computer-aided engineering -- Usage, Computer-aided design -- Usage, Ford Motor Co. -- Product development
Abstract

Drivers heading south to Florida from the Midwest in January 1999 may have noticed a strange looking vehicle on the highway. From the front, it looked like a Lincoln LS. […]

Published
2002

11. Design in the land of the rising sun

Author

Teague, Paul E. and Field, Karen Auguston

Subjects
Engineering firms -- Methods
Abstract

In the U.S., engineers emphasize systems and use sophisticated software. In Japan, engineers concentrate on process and emphasize manufacturability. The two can learn a lot from each other Design for […]

Published
1998

12. Why engineers seek solid ground

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Abstract

The #!$@%! part doesn't fit! No one ever utters those words calmly, especially in the latter stages of a design project. Instead, engineers often shout them through bared teeth, the […]

Published
1998

13. The new way to spell CAD: 'NT': UNIX operating systems run most sophisticated engineering software, but engineers can get most of the functionality they want on NT - and it's cheaper!

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
ProEngineer (CAD software) -- Usage, Computer-aided design -- Usage, Engineering firms
Abstract

UNIX operating systems run most sophisticated engineering software, but engineering can get most of the functionality they want on NT--and it's cheaper! Like a growing number of his colleagues, designer […]

Published
1997

14. Engineering looks toward China

Author

Teague, Paul E. and Bak, David J.

Subjects
Manufacturing industry -- Foreign operations, China -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Like modern-day Marco Polos, manufacturers of all stripes are eyeing China as the next land of opportunity. No wonder. For the past 20 years, the country that gave the world […]

Published
1997

15. Suppliers: the competitive edge in design

Author

Teague, Paul E., Bak, David J., Puttre, Michael, Fitzgerald, Kevin R., Minahan, Tim, and Carbone, James

Subjects
Product development -- Management, Industrial design -- Management, Engineering design -- Management, Business, Business, general
Abstract

International competition and demand for lower prices have prompted manufacturers to save time and money by drawing on the expertise of their suppliers in the product design process. The two parties can share data efficiently by using the same system for computer-aided design. Several examples of manufacturer-supplier collaboration are given, including how Honda of America Manufacturing Inc. reduced costs by more than 20% for the 1998 Honda Accord., The process of designing and developing industrial and consumer products has changed dramatically in recent years. Pushed by demanding global customers and challenged by rapid and continuous advances in information [...]

Published
1997

16. King of the off-road

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Ford F-Series (Truck) -- Design and construction, Vans -- Design and construction, Automobile industry -- Quality management, Ford Motor Co. -- Product information -- 00303604
Abstract

With a phenomenal sales record that spans two decades, Ford continues to set the pace in pickup truck design, and is turning heads with its sport utilities and passenger cars. […]

Published
1997

18. Magician behind a magic kingdom

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Design News (Periodical) -- Achievements and awards, Walt Disney Imagineering Company Inc. -- Officials and employees -- 00121461
Published
1996

20. 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

22. Hotshots!

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Firearms industry -- Product development, Computer-aided engineering -- Research, Browning Arms Co. -- Product development, Structural Research and Analysis Corp. -- Research -- 00274341, Parametric Technology Corp. -- Research -- 00216306
Published
1995

24. A glimpse at the Supercar

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Automobile industry -- Research, Automobile engineering research -- Reports
Published
1994

25. Masked marvel

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Little league baseball -- Equipment and supplies, Baseball -- Equipment and supplies, Masks -- Design and construction, Sporting goods industry -- Product information, CAD-CAM systems -- Usage, Computer software industry -- Product information, Engineering firms -- Services, Rawlings Sporting Goods Company Inc. -- Product information, MSC.Software Corp. -- Services, Autodesk Inc. -- Product information, Moldflow Inc. -- Product information
Published
1994

26. An all-star lineup for sports equipment

Author

Gottschalk, Mark A., Baker, Andrea, King, Russell, Murray, Charles J., Schofield, Julie Anne, and Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Sporting goods -- Evaluation, Bicycles -- Design and construction, Roller skates -- Innovations, Exercise equipment -- Innovations, Rackets (Sporting goods) -- Innovations, Diving suits -- Innovations
Published
1994

27. 4 views of a blue-ribbon product

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Apple Macintosh PowerBook (PowerPC-based notebook) -- Evaluation, Notebook computers -- Evaluation, Computer industry -- Product information, Apple Inc. -- Product information
Published
1994

29. The new pony streaks in

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Ford Mustang (Automobile) -- Design and construction, Automobile industry -- Product information, Ford Motor Co. -- Product information
Published
1993

31. Build your own dream gym

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Exercise equipment -- Design and construction, Exercise equipment industry -- Product information, NordicTrack Inc. -- Product information
Published
1993

33. Prototyping expands design's portfolio

Author

Teague, Paul E. and Billings, Sarah L.

Subjects
Prototypes, Engineering -- Usage, Engineering models -- Usage, Engineering design -- Methods
Published
1993

35. Images from hidden worlds

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Design News (Periodical) -- Achievements and awards, Engineers -- Achievements and awards, Endoscopes -- Research, Welch Allyn Inc. -- Officials and employees
Published
1993

37. Curb air and water pollution

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Air pollution -- Environmental aspects, Water pollution -- Environmental aspects, Pollution -- Prevention, Waste minimization -- Innovations, Filters (Separation) -- Innovations
Published
1992

40. Technology for the global village

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Design News (Periodical) -- Achievements and awards, Engineering design -- Achievements and awards, Communications satellites -- Innovations, Boeing Satellite Systems Inc. -- Officials and employees
Published
1992

41. How to slash design-analysis time

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Finite element method -- Technology application, Computer-aided engineering, Computer simulation -- Methods, Engineering design -- Technology application
Published
1991

42. Drive quickens for safer cars

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
United States. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration -- Standards, Automobiles -- Crashworthiness, Automobile industry -- Product development
Published
1991

43. Fasteners take a custom twist

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Hardware industry -- Product development, Fasteners -- Product development
Published
1991

44. Steppingstone to the heavens: Space Station Freedom could produce revolutionary advances in several fields

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
United States. George C. Marshall Space Flight Center -- Contracts, United States. Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center -- Contracts, United States. John H. Glenn Research Center at Lewis Field -- Contracts, Freedom (Space station) -- Design and construction, Aerospace industry -- Contracts, Computer-aided design, Space stations -- Design and construction, Boeing Co. -- Contracts, Boeing Co. Rocketdyne Propulsion and Power -- Contracts
Published
1991

46. Fire detection systems for the '90s

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Photoelectric devices -- Usage, False alarms -- Prevention, Fire alarms -- Innovations, Fire detectors -- Innovations, Fire prevention -- Equipment and supplies, Environmental issues, Government, Health
Published
1990

47. PLM ensures BOMs don't bomb; Product Lifecycle Management software and services aim to aid supplier management, product development

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Supply chain management software -- Usage, Logistics -- Technology application, Supply chain management software, Technology application, Business, Business, general
Abstract

In the acronym-laden world of manufacturing, where 'ERP', 'JIT', and 'MRP' echo throughout the plane, the three letters BOM are king. Like the recipes used by the finest chefs, the [...]

Published
2005

48. Back to basics: FEA still key for verifying physical tests

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Finite element method -- Usage, Compressors -- Maintenance and repair
Abstract

The wrench did it. That was the conclusion forensic engineers at Herrera, Stafford, and Associates (HS & A) reached after a series of tests in their lab on the reasons […]

Published
2004

49. CAD for the budget-conscious: don't have a big checkbook? No problem. You can get a lot of CAD for just $5,000. But make sure you know just what you're getting

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
CAD-CAM systems -- Computer programs, CAD-CAM systems -- Analysis, CAD-CAM systems -- Usage, CAD-CAM systems -- Purchasing, CAD/CAM software, CAD software
Abstract

SHOWERED WITH A STREAM OF NEW AND INEXPENSIVE SOFTWARE RELEASES IN THE LAST several months, engineers continue to discover that they don't have to spend big bucks to get a […]

Published
2004

50. Toyota 'gets the feeling' with CAD: powertrain group works with PTC to incorporate its best practices in its software

Author

Teague, Paul E.

Subjects
Transportation equipment industry -- Technology application, Transportation equipment industry -- Management, Company business management, Technology application
Abstract

As part of a multi-year project to enshrine its best practices in a CAD package, Toyota and PTC announced that the automotive company would roll out Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 2.0 as […]

Published
2004

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