Browsing 2009 by Author "CUŞNIR, E."

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  • The essence of Impressionism: outstanding names, history and painting techniques 
    SNEJCO, Alexei; CUŞNIR, E. (Tehnica UTM, 2009)
    In this article the author gives a brief but many-sided characteristic of Impressionism, an outstanding art movement of the 19th century. Impressionism was a 19th-century art movement that began as an association of ...
  • The history and applications of the chip card 
    BURLACU, Ştefan; CUŞNIR, E. (Tehnica UTM, 2009)
    Chip or smart cards are widely spread in the modern life. Their most common applications are in mobile phones and electronic means of payment. Where else are the smart cards used? How did they appear? The answers to these ...
  • LED lamps in modern life 
    GABURA, Adrian; CUŞNIR, E. (Tehnica UTM, 2009)
    Light-emitting diode (LED) lamps are widely used nowadays in a variety of equipment and installations. What are the characteristics, advantages and applications of LED lamps you will learn from this article. A light-emitting ...
  • Mercedes-Benz: ecology programmes and future technologies 
    ŢURCAN, Iurie; CUŞNIR, E. (Tehnica UTM, 2009)
    This article is about innovations and ecological technologies elaborated by Mercedes-Benz and applied in their recent car models. Mercedes-Benz cars are the main part of the automobile history. Mercedes-Benz were first to ...
  • Model making and producing in industrial design using bionics technology 
    ZAVOROTNÎI, Elena; CUŞNIR, E. (Tehnica UTM, 2009)
    An interesting and new subject of bionics technology and some aspects of model making in industrial design are examined in the present article. Industrial designers are a mixture between an engineer and an artist. They ...
  • Teenage obesity 
    COZMA, Ion; CUŞNIR, E. (Tehnica UTM, 2009)
    This article touches upon the question of teenage obesity. The author depicts this phenomenon, explains its causes and consequences and gives useful recommendations on healthy nutrition. Nowadays teenagers are obese because ...

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