ScienceJohn Michels (Journalist) 1934 |
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... engineering will destroy themselves and the civilization of which they are a part unless there is built up a conscious- ness which is as real and definite in meeting social problems as the engineer displays when he builds his bridge ...
... engineering will destroy themselves and the civilization of which they are a part unless there is built up a conscious- ness which is as real and definite in meeting social problems as the engineer displays when he builds his bridge ...
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... Engineers have brought to their jobs a more fully developed intellect than any other class of our citizenry . Sloppy , opportunistic thinking is simply inexcusable in the engineering world . I would be the last to suggest that the engineer ...
... Engineers have brought to their jobs a more fully developed intellect than any other class of our citizenry . Sloppy , opportunistic thinking is simply inexcusable in the engineering world . I would be the last to suggest that the engineer ...
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... Engineering Education through its Division of Engineering Draw- ing and Descriptive Geometry is sponsoring a series of four projects which should be of interest to the engineering profession . They are : 1. A collection of material ...
... Engineering Education through its Division of Engineering Draw- ing and Descriptive Geometry is sponsoring a series of four projects which should be of interest to the engineering profession . They are : 1. A collection of material ...
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