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Jackson, Harry
The Structural Engineer, Volume 9, Issue 10, 1931
Concrete and reinforced concrete are employed in a great many branches of civil engineering. Since the time when reinforced concrete was first used as a part of framed structures up to the present time, research work has helped to develop our knowledge of the characteristics of the material concrete and of reinforced concrete structures. But it can by no means be said that all problems are completely solved. Dr. E. Probst
The new development in concrete road construction,whereby roads and pavements built on the “Anchorete” system are laid without joints, visible cracks, or warping, is dealt with in the booklet "Concrete Roads, Past, Present and Future.” J.H. Walker
SIR,-with all due respect to Mr. Edward Godfrey, I do not consider he is justified in the deductions he draws from Euler's Formula.