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LPE	Licensed Professional Engineer
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LPE	Lateral Position Estimation
LPE	Lightpath Edge (dynamic traffic)
LPE	Lyso Phosphatidyl Ethanolamine

References in periodicals archive

All but one of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition's grand neo-Classical exhibition palaces were temporary structures.

IMechE archivist Karyn French recalls the wonders showcased at the St Louis World's Fair--held in Missouri at the turn of the last century

In the background, behind tree limbs bare of their leaves, you see one of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition's typical "palaces," whose size exceeds the width of the photo's frame.

Seeing is believing: U.S. imperial culture and the Jerusalem Exhibit of 1904

Native-to-Native interactions were even more profound at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St.

To hell with the wigs! Native American representation and resistance at the World's Columbian Exposition

Louis Louisiana Purchase Exposition. This was the biggest display yet.

Teddy Roosevelt, an American icon in butter

She exhibited her sculpture in major international venues such as the Exposition Universelle (1900, bronze medal); Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo (1901); Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St.

Bessie Potter Vonnoh: Sculptor of Women

To a distant observer of the Missouri scene, this might seem an improbable achievement for a city in the Mississippi Valley that arguably reached its apex of influence with the Louisiana Purchase Exposition of 1904 (inspiration for the popular song "Meet Me in St.

Letter from Saint Louis: William Littler finds an intimate blend of old and new in an improbably active opera centre down the Mississippi Valley

Louis Games, held in conjunction with the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (the reason Chicago lost out), were successful in terms of the number of athletes involved, the quality of their performances, and the Games' popularity with spectators.

George R. Matthews. America's First Olympics: The St. Louis Games of 1904

But, as time would tell, Al Kerth was not interested in that aspect of the continuing search for a usable future and, as far as I can tell, seldom lent his powerful persuasion to those seeking funding for controversial projects." No, his priorities were more grandiose--regional light rail, the celebration of the Lewis and Clark trek, a re-enactment of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in 2004, Forest Park Forever, a professional football team and new digs for the Cardinal baseball boys.

Al Kerth: a different view

Indeed, before the gates closed in Buffalo in November of 1901, plans were underway for the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition to be held in Saint Louis.

Mapping Empire in Omaha and Buffalo

Once scheduled to be cut down as a curiosity for visitors to the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St.

Saving a beanfield oasis

In 1904 he won a gold medal at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition with a bronze group, The Mares of Diomedes, now in the Metropolitan Museum, New York.

Borglum, (John) Gutzon (De La Mothe) (1870-1941)

Following this visit, he wrote to the secretary of ASME, FR Hutton, suggesting there had been a precedent of meetings being organised by IMechE outside the UK and that many members planned to visit the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis in 1904.

Transatlantic ties: planning a joint meeting with its American equivalent was no mean feat more than 100 years ago, but the visit proved a success in professional, social and sightseeing terms for the IMechE

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