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`BOSCH-DAIMLER EXHIBIT 1014
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`BOSCH-DAIMLER EXHIBIT 1014
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`Cumulative
`Index
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`of SAE Technical Papers
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`1965-1978
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`5th edition
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`Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc.
`400 Commonwealth Drive, Warrendale, PA 15096
`Published: August 1979
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`Library of Congress Card Catalog Number: 79-90723
`ISBN 089883-650-6
`Copyright © 1979 Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc.
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`How to Use the Cumulative Index
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`This Cumulative Index ‘contains a listing of all technical papers published by the Society of Automo-
`tive Engineers during the period 1965-1978. Please note that each paper is identified by a 6 digit number.
`Any requests for information regarding SAE papers should reference that “paper number". The first two
`digits of the number (i.e. 78XXXX) indicate the year of publication (1978).
`The book is further divided into a Subject Index, an Author Index and a Chronological Index.
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`SUBJECT INDEX
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`The Subject Index cross references papers under more than 800 subject headings. A list of these head-
`ings begins on page i.
`To use the Subject Index, select from this list the subject heading or headings which most clearly de-
`scribe the subject about which you desire information. Subject Index listings appear in alphabetical order
`beginning on page 1. Beneath the appropriate subject heading is a listing in chronological order of all papers
`published on that subject by SAE between 1965 and 1978. Each paper listing contains the Paper Number
`and the title of the paper. Note that additional cross references are suggested to aid your search.
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`EXAMPLE:
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`PROBLEM: Find information on Adiabatic Diesel Engines.
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`Closest Listings: Diesel Engines/Heat Resistant Materials
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`First paper listed under Diesel Engines.
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`Diesel Design for Turbocharging‘ 650007
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`Note cross references under Heat Resistant Materials to Ceramics, etc.
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`AUTHOR INDEX
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`The Author Index provides a listing in alphabetical order of all authors and co-authors of SAE papers
`between 1965 and 1978 along with a listing beneath each autl1or’s name of the title and paper number for
`each of that author’s papers published by SAE. This index may be used to locate a particular paper when
`only the author’s name is known, or to locate possible additional papers by the same author.
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`EXAMPLE:
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`PROBLEM: Find 1972 paper by G. Jones on motor vehicle noise.
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`-LISTING:
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`Jones, G.
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`Motor Vehicle Noise—ldentification and Analysis of Situations Contributing to
`Annoyance
`720276
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`CHRONOLOGICAL INDEX
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`The Chronological Index is a complete listing in order of publication (as indicated by paper numbers)
`for all papers published from 1965-1978. Since listings are in order by paper number, they can be used to
`secure additional information about a particular paper when the number is known. Each listing contains:
`paper number, paper title, author's name, and author’s employment affiliation at time of publication.
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`IMPORTANT NOTE
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`Some paper listings under all three sections of this Index will contain the following designation:
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`(SP — XXX) Indicates that the paper is part of a Special Publication. Titles of Special Publications are
`provided on page x in numerical order.
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`(P — XX) Indicates that the paper is part of a Conference Proceedings. Titles of Conference Proceed.
`ings are provided on page xii in numerical order.
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`Prices and ordering information on these books are on pages
`SAE Trans, Vol. XX indicates that because of its technical content and reference value, this paper was
`selected for inclusion in the indicated volume of SAE Transactions. SAE Transactions are available in both
`casebound volumes and microfiche. Prices and ordering information may-be obtained from SAE, 400 Com-
`monwealth Drive, Warrendale, PA 15096.
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`How To Order SAE Papers
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`Copies or photocopies of all SAE papers that appear in the Cumulative Index can be ordered through
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`SAE.
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`All papers that are listed with a title and paper number
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`Ex.:
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`Ceramic for gas turbines, present and future
`740242
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`can be purchased for $1.95 per copy, member and $2.95 non-member. Photocopies of out-of-stock papers
`can be obtained at $5.00 per paper, $4.00 member. SAE usually stocks papers for three years after issue.
`Papers with a Transaction designation after the title as in:
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`Ex.:
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`The function and performance of beta alumina in sodium/sulphur célls
`SAE Trans., Vol. 84
`750375
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`can also be purchased as individual papers.
`Papers that are part of a Special Publication or Proceedings:
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`Ex.:
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`Report of clear air turbulence problems and solutions
`660175 (P-9)
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`may be purchased in photocopy form at $5.00 per copy, $4.00 member, or the entire book containing re-
`lated papers may be purchased. Contact SAE for price, contents and availability.
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`When ordering a paper, please indicate paper number where applicable, and the SP or P number of the
`book in which the paper appears.
`Direct all orders and inquiries to:
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`Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc.
`Department 784
`400 Commonwealth Drive
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`(412) 776-4841
`Telex 866 355
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`Special quantity rates are available for 100 or more copies. Deposit accounts are also available at 20%
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`720456—720514
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`720456 Defining System Requirements and
`Writing Specifications. Michael C. Kasprzyk,
`Chevrolet Motor Div., General Motors Corp.
`720457 User's View of Process Control Com-
`puter Systems Management. Richard R.
`Perryman and Norman E. Prochaska, Ford
`Motor Co.
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`720458 Systems Management——Mainframe
`Vendor. E. M. Becker, IBM-CCS Marketing
`Representative.
`720459 Systems Management by a Systems
`House. David A. Entrekin, Entrekin Com-
`puters.
`720460 Public Confusion over Gasoline:
`Where Are the Engineers‘? A. J. Fritsch, Cen-
`ter for Science in the Public Interest.
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`720461 Metropolitan Engineers Council on
`Air Resources—Activit— ies in 1971. Sidney
`B. Tuwiner, MECAR.
`720462 Professional Ethics and Environmen-
`tal Technology. M. R. J. Wyllie, Gulf Oil Co.
`SAE Trans, Vol. 81
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`720463 Higher Orders of Tire Force Varia-
`tions and Their Significance. W. K. Klamp
`and J. Meingast, Uniroyal, Inc.
`720465 The On-Car Tire Grinder for Im-
`proved Ride Smoothness. R. J. Caulfield,
`Research Labs., General Motors Corp.; and
`R. J. Higgins, Service Research, General Mo-
`tors Corp.
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`720466 Improvements of the Rotary Engine
`with a Charge Cooled Rotor. Kojiro Yama-
`oka and Hiroshi Tado, Yanninr Diesel En-
`gine Co., Ltd.
`SAE Trans, Vol.81
`720467 Lubricant Studies in Rotary—Com-
`bustion Engines. T. W. Rogers, Mobil Re-
`search and Development Corp.; W. Lemke,
`Mobil Oil A. G.; J. Lefevrc, Mobile Oil
`Francaise.; and T. Ohzawa, Mobil Sekiyu K.
`K.
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`720468 Development of Rotating Combus-
`tion Engines at Curtiss-Wright. Charles
`Jones, Curtiss-Wright Corp.
`720469 Specialized Road Surfaces for Trac-
`tion Test Purposes. C. V. Allen and F. D.
`Smithson, Proving Ground, General Motors
`Corp.
`SAE Trans, Vol. 81
`720471 Testing and Analysis of Tire Hydro-
`planing. R. W. Yeager and J. L. Tuttle, The
`Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
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`SAE Trans, Vol. 81
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`720472 Design of Laboratory Equipment for
`Routine Tire Force and Moment Testing. T.
`E. Ritter, W. S. Kristofetz, A. D. Cortese,
`and R. E. Rasmussen, General Motors Corp.
`720473 A New Laboratory Facility for Meas-
`uring Vehicle Parameters Affecting Under-
`steer and Brake Steer. A. L. Nedley and W.
`J. Wilson, Chevrolet Motor Div., General
`Motors Corp.
`SAE Trtzns., Vo1.81
`720474 Commodity Structural Foam Mate-
`rials for Automotive Application. D. B. Em-
`ery, Amoco Chemicals Corp.
`720475 Polyolefin Structural Foams for Au-
`tomotive Use. Donald P. Hug and Charles C.
`Shockley, Hercules Incorporated.
`720476 Isocyanate Based Structural Foams.
`E. J. Thompson, H. E. Reymore, R. L.
`Grieve, and A. A. R. Sayigh, The Upjohn
`Co.
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`720477 Design Aspects of Expanded ABS.
`John A. Helgesen. Marbon Div., Borg-
`Warner Corp.
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`720478 Fiberglass Reinforced Thermoplastic
`Structural Foam. Ron K. Mount, Dart In-
`dustries Inc.
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`720479 (SP-370) Status Report on HC/C0
`Oxidation Catalysts for Exhaust Emission
`Control. P. W. Snyder and W. A. Stover.
`Mobil Research & Development Corp.; and
`H. G. Lassen, Ford Motor Co.
`SAE Tran.r., Vol. 81
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`720480 (SP-370) NO, Reduction Catalysts
`for Vehicle Emission Control. G. H.
`Meguerian,
`l'-'. W. Ralcowsky. and E. H.
`Hirschberg, American Oil C0,; and C. R.
`Lang and D. N. Schock. Ford Motor Co.
`SAE Trans, Von‘. 81
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`720481 (SP-370) Methods for Fast Catalytic
`System Warm-Up During Vehicle Cold
`Starts. W. E. Bernhardt and E. Holfmann,
`Volkswagenwerk AG.
`SAE Trans, Vol.81
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`720482 (SP-370) Engine Testing of Catalysts
`- Conversion Versus Inlet Conditions. P.
`Oser, D. H. Pundt, and W. Buttergeit, Volks-
`wagenwerk AG.
`720483 (SP-370) Mitsubishi Status Report on
`Low Emission Concept Vehicles. Yasuo
`Kaneko and Yuhiko Kiyota, Mitsubishi Mo-
`tors Corp.
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`720484 (SP-370) Economical Matching of the
`Thermal Reactor to Small Engine-Low Emis-
`sion Concept Vehicles. H. Kuroda, Y. Naka-
`jima, Y. Hayashi, and K. Sugihara, Nissan
`Motor Co., Ltd.
`SAE Trans, Val.'81
`720485 (SP-370) Fiat Status Report on Low
`Emission Concept Vehicles. Carlo Pollone,
`Fiat S.p.A.
`720486 (SP-370) Toyo Kogyo Status Report
`on Low Emission Concept Vehicles. K.
`Tanaka, M. Akutagawa, K. Ito, Y. Higashi,
`and K. Kobayashi, Toyo Kogyo Co., Ltd.
`720487 (SP-370) Toyota Status Report on
`Low Emission Concept Vehicles. T. Inoue,
`K. Goto, and K. Matsumoto, Toyota Motor
`Co., Ltd.
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`720488 (SP-370) Ford Durability Experience
`on Low Emission Concept Vehicles. R. M.
`Campau, A. Stefan, and E. E. Hancock,
`Ford Motor Co.
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`720490 Metal Foams as Energy Absorbers
`for Automobile Bumpers. L. M. Niebylski
`and R. J. Fanning, Ethyl Corp.
`SAE Trans, Vol. 81
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`720491 The 1973 Chrysler Energy Absorbing
`Bumper System. J. D. Withrow and D. N.
`Renneker, Chrysler Corp.
`the First Sheet
`720493 Development of
`Molding Compound (SMC) Body Compo-
`nent: The Chrysler Station Wagon Air De-
`flector. George J. Currier, Chrysler Corp.
`720494 Development and Analysis of Door
`Side-Impact Reinforcements.
`John
`S.
`Haynes, Chrysler Corp.
`SAE Tram, Vol.81
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`720495 Rollover Testing. R. A. Wilson and
`R. R. Gannon, Safety Res. & Dev. Lab.,
`General Motors Corp.
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`782
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`720496 Crash Data Analysis. G. G. Lim,
`Ford Motor Co.
`SAE Trans, Vol. 81
`720497 Urban Vehicle Design Competition
`History, Progress, Development. Vincent S.
`Darago and Charles M. McCuen, Urban Ve-
`hicle Design Competition.
`720498 Exhaust Emission Levels of In—Serv-
`ice Vehicles - Comparison of 1970 and 1971
`Surveys. F. L. Voelz, E. C. Coleman, J. S.
`Segal, and B. G. Gower, Atlantic Richlield
`Co.
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`720499 Car Maintenance Expense in Owner
`Service With Leaded and Nonleaded Gaso-
`lines. J. S. Wintringham, A. E. Felt, W. J.
`Brown, and W. E. Adams, Ethyl Corp.
`720500 Additives Can Control Combustion
`Chamber Deposit
`Induced Hydrocarbon
`Emissions. R. P. Doelling, A. F. Gerber, P.
`M. Kerschner, M. S. Rakow, and F. H.
`Robinson, Cities Service Oil Co.
`720501 Automotive Lamp Outage Detection.
`F. J. Scharf, Lake Center Industries.
`SAE Trans., Val. 81
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`720502 Electronic Lamp Monitoring. James
`W. McNamee, Packard Electric Div., Gen-
`eral Motors Corp.; and Sumner B. Marshall,
`Sprague Electric Co.
`720503 Interior Window Fogging - An Anal-
`ysis of the Parameters Involved. Alexander
`R. Peters, University of Nebraska.
`SAE Trans, Vol. 81
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`720504 Wax Method of Determining Wind-
`shield Defroster Performance. Ward J.
`Atkinson and Boris P. Muchnij, Chevrolet
`Motor Div., General Motors Corp.
`720506 The Objective Method of Evaluating
`Aspiration ‘find Noise. Harry Jagtiani,
`Chrysler C011).
`720507 Importance of Acoustical Leaks in
`Passenger Car Bodies.
`J. D. Shedlowsky,
`Pontiac Motor Div., General Motors Corp.
`720508 Vehicle Sound Package - Art or Sci-
`ence? J. R. Peart and T. V. Huber, Ford
`Motor Co.
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`720509 Low NO, Emissions From Automo-
`tive Engine Combustion. James G. Hansel,
`Esso Research and Engineering Co.
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`720510 A Systems Approach to Vehicle
`Emission Control. E. N. Cantwell, R. A.
`Hoffman, I. T. Rosenlund, and S. W. Ross,
`E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. (lnc.).
`SAE Tran.r., Vol. 81
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`720511 Field Test of an Exhaust Gas Recir-
`culation System for the Control of Automo-
`tive Oxides of Nitrogen. John C. Chipman,
`John Y. Chao, and Ray M. Ingels, California
`Air Resources Board.; and Roy G. Jewell
`and Wendell F. Deeter, Atlantic Richfield
`-Co.
`SAE Trans, Vol. 81
`720512 Printed Circuit Switches for Auto-
`motive Applications. S. Lemon, AMP Inc.;
`and G. Galbraith, Ford Motor Co.
`720513 The Use of Conductive Elastomers in
`Hard Back Printed Circuit Switches. Paul J.
`Blinkilde, Essex International, Inc.
`720514 Designing Clad Metals for Corrosion
`Control. Robert Baboian, Texas Instruments
`Inc.
`SAE Tran.r., Vol. 81
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