Information fluid dynamics

Abstract

Purpose -This column aims to investigate the possibilities of web services for the integration of information with relevant services. Design/methodology/approach -This is a viewpoint paper. Findings -This column encourages the exploration of web services based on careful analysis and semantic ontologies in order to provide relevant integration of services and information. Practical implications -The rapid proliferation of web services -whether RESTful or SOAP based -offers many opportunities both internally and externally for libraries, but the adoption of web services needs to be tempered with careful planning and analysis. Originality/value -The column offers some interesting suggestions for exploring theoretical options in the adoption of web service information and services. Some technical aspects of web service technology are discussed and then related to the core mission of librarianship, which is to assist patrons in navigating the great breadth of data available in increasing quantities via web service technology.

Experimental Evidence of Capillary Interruption of a Liquid Jet

“…Dissipation term los w can be expressed [7]- [10] as the sum of the head loss at orifice entry of the tube and losses due to the skin friction within the tube orifice:…”

Measurement of the Efficiency of Evacuated Tube Solar Collectors Under Various Operating Conditions

“…Each collector has eight 90-degree pipe fittings. Each 90-degree turn in the iron pipe has an L e /D of 30, where L e is equal to the equivalent length of the fitting and D is the inside diameter of the tubing (1/2") (Fox and McDonald, 1998).…”