The introduction of listing references. It introduces the reference of printed sources, CD-ROMs, websites, unpublished papers and program manuals, tapes, or other documentation for models. Meanwhile, it describes some examples to use Chicago Manual of Style.
The significance of linear referencing methods and systems to transportation applications has been recognized for some time. A recent executive-level ...
The ferry system functions as a set of marine highway links in the metropolitan transportation system. Since bridge alternatives have been virtually e...
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