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Human Trust for Serviceability

In software engineering, Human Trust for Serviceability means the satisfactory ability of software services for customer.
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2017
2017
A STUDY OF SERVICE WAIT TIMEAND ITS IMPROVEMENT IN ACAFETERIA USING DISCRETE EVENT SIMULATION
Service wait time is a key performance indicator in the food service industry. A real-case scenario of a cafeteria situated on a… 
2013
2013
Modeling the Pavement Serviceability Index for Urban Roads in Noida
The concept of ”serviceability” of roads and its evolution through time is widely accepted by pavement engineers and… 
2008
2008
Analysis of Casing Deformations in Thermal Wells
Thermal technologies are widely used for the heavy oil recovery. The thermal processes usually consist of some variation of… 
2008
2008
Ambivalent vegetotropic effects of bioactive water Naftussya and opportunity of their forecasting at rats
The chronic experiment on 58 male and female rats of a line Wistar with weight of a body 200-250 is carried out. At a preparatory… 
1993
1993
VEHICLE CONFIGURATION INFLUENCES ON WEIGH-IN-MOTION RESPONSE
Statistics on axle and vehicle masses traditionally have been collected by stopping and weighing vehicles on axle or whole… 
1990
1990
EXPERIMENTAL REHABILITATION OF JOINTED PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE PAVEMENT
A study was initiated in 1981 by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation to demonstrate and evaluate the performance of some… 
1987
1987
PRESENT SERVICEABILITY-ROUGHNESS CORRELATIONS USING RATING PANEL DATA
The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) has completed an extensive study of pavement serviceability using 24-member rating… 
1985
1985
Realistic pavement serviceability equations using the 690d surface dynamics profilometer
The importance of pavement roughness as the major input to the serviceability of pavements has been previously demonstrated. This… 
Review
1984
Review
1984
A STABLE, CONSISTENT, AND TRANSFERABLE ROUGHNESS SCALE FOR WORLDWIDE STANDARDIZATION
Since the AASHO Road Test there has been great interest in the measurement of road roughness for evaluation of serviceability as… 
1984
1984
ANALYSIS OF PAVEMENT DAMAGE ATTRIBUTABLE TO OVERWEIGHT TRUCKS IN NEW JERSEY
A study was undertaken to quantify the magnitude of the pavement damage done by overweight trucks in New Jersey. This was…