The Technical World Magazine, Volume 15Technical World Company, 1911 |
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... keep running . President Ripley , a man of clear vis- ion , who had come to have full con- fidence in Emerson and his theories , after several interviews with him , made him consulting engineer to study con- ditions and advise ...
... keep running . President Ripley , a man of clear vis- ion , who had come to have full con- fidence in Emerson and his theories , after several interviews with him , made him consulting engineer to study con- ditions and advise ...
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... keep a record of the work done by each gang . Where the work had previously required 4.28 minutes for each trip of the bucket out of the hole , after I had standardized the method in this manner , it required only 2.21 minutes , or a ...
... keep a record of the work done by each gang . Where the work had previously required 4.28 minutes for each trip of the bucket out of the hole , after I had standardized the method in this manner , it required only 2.21 minutes , or a ...
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... Keep up yer licks and don't let onny domned Protestant pull it down ! " And they didn't . Mr. Gilbreth uses the flag system in gang work on houses . Where several houses are being built at once a flag is raised on one to show that the ...
... Keep up yer licks and don't let onny domned Protestant pull it down ! " And they didn't . Mr. Gilbreth uses the flag system in gang work on houses . Where several houses are being built at once a flag is raised on one to show that the ...
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... keep the weeds down or a still greater loss from quarter section each might be worth a little earnest consideration . Even this is not all the story , by any means . Back of it all are the still greater losses of the farmers who are ...
... keep the weeds down or a still greater loss from quarter section each might be worth a little earnest consideration . Even this is not all the story , by any means . Back of it all are the still greater losses of the farmers who are ...
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... keep the highways in first - class condition at a cost of $ 75 per mile per year for labor and $ 25 per mile for material . Oil is successfully used to lay the dust , the plague due chiefly to the automobiles , at a cost of $ 422 per ...
... keep the highways in first - class condition at a cost of $ 75 per mile per year for labor and $ 25 per mile for material . Oil is successfully used to lay the dust , the plague due chiefly to the automobiles , at a cost of $ 422 per ...
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