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After sharing first place in the high jump at the 1928 Oxbridge sports, Colin Gordon won the event outright in 1929-30. He won the AAA title in 1930 and placed equal second in 1931. Born in British Guiana, Gordon represented the Colony at the 1930 British Empire Games where he won a silver medal in the high jump. He taught in Canada for a year ...
Colin Gordon American federalism is often touted as a source of local democratic engagement, political innovation, and responsive public policy. But in practice, the American states have served not as “laboratories of democracy” but as laboratories of autocracy and inequality.
April 20, 2020 By Colin Gordon, Hannah Halbert, and Laura Dresser Blog. Race in the Heartland: Equity, Opportunity, and Public Policy in the Midwest. October 10, 2019 By Colin Gordon Report. Growth (or not) in real wages. March 1, 2018 By Colin Gordon Bl ...
Liked by Colin Gordon. Researcher with a goal of improving the reliability of software systems through improvements in programming languages: preventing errors up front via language abstractions ...
- Drexel University College of Computing & Informatics
Colin Gordon (27 April 1911-4 October 1972[1]) played the Commandant in the Doctor Who television story The Faceless Ones. His film career dated back to the 1940s and at the time of his appearance on Doctor Who Gordon was a frequently guest on UK TV shows, including Z-Cars and UFO, as well as having a semi-regular role as Alexander Templeton-Green in The Baron. He was also one of only two ...
1. Juli 1999 · Colin Gordon. The vibration criterion (VC) curves, commonly used in the design of facilities which house vibration-sensitive instruments and tools, were developed by the author and his colleagues, in the early 80’s, published by SPIE in 1991 and by IEST in 1993. Each of the criterion curves A through E is associated with a “line width” or ...
Vibration Criteria for Microelectronics Manufacturing Equipment. Colin Gordon. The trend toward integrated circuits consisting of smaller, more tightly packed, elements has led to the requirement for greater precision and stability in microelectronics manufacturing and inspection equipment. There exists the need for a better quantitative ...
