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题名	作者	出版年	年卷期
Dimming Leaves the Conference Room to Take on the Whole Building: The advent of fluorescent dimming has made a variety of system options available to Lighting engineers	A. J. Glaser	2004	2004, vol.103, no.5
Reducing Unseen Fire Hazards in Communications Cabling: New developments in fire-reducing technologies help keep plenum spaces out of sight and out of mind	Stacy Geurin	2004	2004, vol.103, no.5
Understanding Induction Motor Nameplate Information: Keeping the language common among manufacturers is critical to making motors interchangeable	Ed Cowern	2004	2004, vol.103, no.5
Strange buzzing and humming noises cooled one band's performance and damaged its equipment	Tim Wetzel	2004	2004, vol.103, no.5
The top 40 electrical design firms: the nation's largest engineering firms diversify their market segments to position themselves for the economic recovery	Amy Florence Fischbach	2004	2004, vol.103, no.5
Keeping circuits functional during fires	Robert Berhinig	2004	2004, vol.103, no.5
Electrical design for research facilities	Troy Thrun	2004	2004, vol.103, no.5
Motors, Motor Circuits, and Controllers, Oh My! - Don't be intimidated by the largest chapter of the NEC	Mike Holt	2004	2004, vol.103, no.5