The Technical World Magazine, Volume 16Technical World Company, 1911 |
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Page 110
... letters would be obtained . With this idea in mind , the cipher character for the letter E was placed in a square and the natural varia- tions built up around it . This formed every variation possible in the science of cipher reading ...
... letters would be obtained . With this idea in mind , the cipher character for the letter E was placed in a square and the natural varia- tions built up around it . This formed every variation possible in the science of cipher reading ...
Page 125
... letters has al- ways been the " fill in " . The best appearing letter could be spoiled by the carelessness of some stenographer who permitted a poorly matched letter to go out . But now the Printo- graph is equipped with an Addressing ...
... letters has al- ways been the " fill in " . The best appearing letter could be spoiled by the carelessness of some stenographer who permitted a poorly matched letter to go out . But now the Printo- graph is equipped with an Addressing ...
Page 203
... letters have recently come into use . The stamps must be in a coil so that they may be put into the machine and fed ... letter , and counted by the machine . The demand for these machines caused the government to put the stamps up in ...
... letters have recently come into use . The stamps must be in a coil so that they may be put into the machine and fed ... letter , and counted by the machine . The demand for these machines caused the government to put the stamps up in ...
Contents
Contents for October 1911 | 131 |
professional money lender is helpless to escape and how tragedy not infrequently follows the borrowing | 159 |
Farming for Sponges | 212 |
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