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  • An assessment of construction labour productivity in Malaysia 
    Chia F; Skitmore Martin; Runeson Karl; Bridge A. (CIB, 2010)
    The construction industry is one of major strategic importance. Its level of productivity has a significant effect on national economic growth. The analysis of published census/biannual surveys of construction by the ...
  • Association Rules: An Overview 
    Mcnicholas Paul; Zhao Yanchang (Information Science Reference - IGI Global, 2009)
    Association rules present one of the most versatile techniques for the analysis of binary data, with applications in areas as diverse as retail, bioinformatics, and sociology. In this chapter, the origin of association ...
  • At Federation Square 
    Rice Charles (Routledge, Taylor and Francis Group, 2007)
  • At Federation Square 
    Rice Charles (Routledge, 2004)
  • Audi Art Prize 2007 
    Titmarsh Mark (Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, 2007)
  • Auditory gesture for interactive installation environments 
    Jakovich Joanne; Beilharz Kirsty (CRC for Construction Innovation, 2006)
    Auditory gestures are sound signals that represent spatially located information that can be stored or accessed by human gestural interaction in space. This document presents initial work to develop a model of auditory ...
  • Augmented Reality and Mobile Art 
    Gwilt Ian (Springer, 2009)
    The combined notions of augmented-reality (AR) and mobile art are based on the amalgamation of a number of enabling technologies including computer imaging, emergent display and tracking systems and the increased ...
  • Australia 
    Sheehan John (American Bar Association, 2010)
    Everywhere in the world, land use law and regulation affect real property values--either increasing or decreasing them. Regulatory takings is the potential raw nerve of land use regulation, yet policymakers and civic groups ...
  • Australia Council visual arts Borad 
    Heffer Cecilia (, 2004)
  • Australian Construction: Directions, Causes and Trends 
    Higgins David; Runeson Goran; Chang Xinling; Gajendran Thayparan (University of Newcastle, 2003)
  • Australian energy: National and state projections to 2029-30 
    Syed Arif; Wilson Ryan; Sandu Suwin; Cuevas-Cubria Clara; Clarke Anthony (ABARE, 2007)
    Medium to long term projections of Australia¿s energy consumption, production and trade are presented in this report. These projections are made using ABARE¿s E 4 cast model for the period between 2005-06 and 2029-30, ...
  • The Australian experience: A comparitive analysis of the effects of contamination and its remediation on individuals and communities at two Australian sites (CRC CARE Technical Report no.17) 
    Prior Jason; Partridge Emma (Cooperative Research Centre for Contamination Assessment and Remediation of the Environment, 2010)
    The Australian experience: A comparitive analysis of the effects of contamination and its remidiation on individuals and communities at two Australian sites (CRC CARE Technical Report no.17)
  • The Australian Quantity Surveying Profession 
    Smith Peter (China Engineering Cost Association, 2005)
    This paper provides an overview of the Australian Quantity Surveying profession in Australia. The paper will start with an overview of the Australian Construction Industry and Quantity Surveying Profession generally and ...
  • Automated Quantities Technology - Challenges Facing the Australian Quantity Surveying Profession 
    Smith Peter (Singapore Institute of Surveyors & Valuers, 2006)
    This paper examines the challenges facing the Australian Quantity Surveying profession in the use ofautomated quantities technology. The paper is based on research by a team from the University of Technology Sydney involving ...
  • Automated quantities technology - challenges facing the Australian quantity surveying profession 
    Smith Peter (Singapore Institute of Surveyors and valuers, 2006)
    This paper examines the challenges facing the Australian Quantity Surveying profession in the use of automated quantities technology. The paper is based on research by a team from the University of Technology Sydney involving ...
  • Avoidance: On Some Euphemisms for the 'Smallest Rooms 
    Stead Naomi (Temple University Press, 2009)
    This chapter is about linguistic diversion, about verbal circumlocution and ellipticism, about terms used to obfuscate and disguise. It is about the many fascinating words, their variations and curiosities, that have been ...
  • Backcasting energy futures using industrial ecology 
    Giurco Damien; Cohen B; Langham Edward; Warnken Matthew (Elsevier, 2011)
    Backcasting has been widely used for developing energy futures. This paper explores the potential for using industrial ecology to guide the development of energy futures within a backcasting framework. Building on the ...
  • Backward-bending new housing supply curve: evidence from China 
    Ge Xin Janet; Yan Siqi (PRRES, 2012)
    This paper tests the existence of a backward-bending housing supply relationship in China, and estimates price elasticity of new housing supply for 35 major Chinese cities. Based on the panel data model of 35 cities, it ...
  • Bad Dogs Exhibition 
    Rissanen Timo (DAB Lab, 2008)
    The fashionable crowd are a fickle bunch, with many unspoken dress rules sorting the fashionably elite to the fashionably obsolete. The exhibition Bad Dogs, is all about breaking these codes of conduct in the fashion world ...
  • Banding 
    Burns David (The Childrens Museum of Pittsburgh, 2007)