ScienceJohn Michels (Journalist) 1937 |
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... engineers and engineering can best perform that service to the public which is the justification for their existence . It is obviously not my function to chart the course for engineering at Johns Hopkins University . This is the ...
... engineers and engineering can best perform that service to the public which is the justification for their existence . It is obviously not my function to chart the course for engineering at Johns Hopkins University . This is the ...
Page 277
... engineering has achieved . During this less than a century of development , the character of engineering education has undergone im- portant changes . In the early days the professional curriculum consisted of pure science , the applied ...
... engineering has achieved . During this less than a century of development , the character of engineering education has undergone im- portant changes . In the early days the professional curriculum consisted of pure science , the applied ...
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... engineering developments increase productive power . The ideal community , therefore , which we might call the " analogue of Plato's republic " expressed in terms of modern technique , would be a community in which all work is performed ...
... engineering developments increase productive power . The ideal community , therefore , which we might call the " analogue of Plato's republic " expressed in terms of modern technique , would be a community in which all work is performed ...
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