nature of the decision-making step has not been fully recognized in the past. During thelast few years the importance of this step and the consequence...
13) Goldthwait, C. F.,McLaren, James, and Voorhies, 8. T., Jr.,. Textile Wortd, 96, No. 2, 115 (1946). I t) Grove, C. 8., Jr., Perry, J. W., and Casey, R. S., Ind. Eng.
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automatic control, and the underly- ing logic of this has received a great deal of attention this year. Auto- matic control of a process requires a device which ...
8. Prior to the Interstate Commerce Commission's rate equaliza- tion order, manufacturers in theeastern or official territory had an advantage over manufacturers ...
Ottawa Institute of Systems Biology and Department of Biochemistry, Microbiology and Immunology, Faculty of Medicine,. University of Ottawa, 451 Smyth Road, ...
were already of substantial importance, since mauveine had been made by Perkin sixteen years before and theaniline dye industry was in active development.
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utilization, and of the history of the metallurgy by which it has been ... from pieces of iron-nickel alloys of meteoric origin), of the ... cupronickel coins which were.
one confronting the chemical industry at the present time. The dependence of the food supply of the world on com- bined nitrogen is well known; nitrogen ...
A. German. 1. One-Kilogram Magnesium Incendiary. This is the ordinary 2.2-pound fire bomb. It has been used more than any other during raids over. England.
