The Technical World Magazine, Volume 18Technical World Company, 1912 |
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Page 8
... reason for the hurry . They always do hurry , because they like me and like their jobs . It's the spirit of the men that makes for efficiency and low manufacturing cost . " No amount of scientific management can produce the esprit de ...
... reason for the hurry . They always do hurry , because they like me and like their jobs . It's the spirit of the men that makes for efficiency and low manufacturing cost . " No amount of scientific management can produce the esprit de ...
Page 24
... reason why the experts find them so hard to answer . In arguing before the Inter - State Commerce Commission I am often handicapped by lack of evidence . I Occasionally Mr. Kindel jumps into politics and when he does he makes a big ...
... reason why the experts find them so hard to answer . In arguing before the Inter - State Commerce Commission I am often handicapped by lack of evidence . I Occasionally Mr. Kindel jumps into politics and when he does he makes a big ...
Page 52
... reason for this is that the tar - paper industry of the United States consumes nearly all of the coal - tar by - products , of which creosote is one . In conducting its experiments with preservatives the laboratory makes use of a fungus ...
... reason for this is that the tar - paper industry of the United States consumes nearly all of the coal - tar by - products , of which creosote is one . In conducting its experiments with preservatives the laboratory makes use of a fungus ...
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... reason . In projection the self - same instrument which is employed for taking the pictures is used in conjunction with an ordinary stereopticon , so that no expensive appa- ratus is required to throw the picture upon the screen . Now ...
... reason . In projection the self - same instrument which is employed for taking the pictures is used in conjunction with an ordinary stereopticon , so that no expensive appa- ratus is required to throw the picture upon the screen . Now ...
Page 77
... reason- ably free from water ; it may also be em- ployed to do either light or heavy high- way or railway grading and to strip soil from horizontal mineral deposits , as well as to mine ores and other minerals in open trench work or to ...
... reason- ably free from water ; it may also be em- ployed to do either light or heavy high- way or railway grading and to strip soil from horizontal mineral deposits , as well as to mine ores and other minerals in open trench work or to ...
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