Nature, Volume 72Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1905 - Electronic journals |
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Page 164
... applied to the education of necessitous members of the engineering profession . It is pointed out that the engineer- ing industry of the country will benefit from this help to technical education . The old system of premium ...
... applied to the education of necessitous members of the engineering profession . It is pointed out that the engineer- ing industry of the country will benefit from this help to technical education . The old system of premium ...
Page 251
... applied science in its highest orm . The new institution must not be allowed to become merely another technical college on a larger scale - of technical institutes we have many already . The " duly qualified students " referred to by ...
... applied science in its highest orm . The new institution must not be allowed to become merely another technical college on a larger scale - of technical institutes we have many already . The " duly qualified students " referred to by ...
Page 411
... applied the newer theories of solution at every turn . Heycock and Neville's Work on Alloys . I must next refer briefly to another remarkable series of researches which have recently been published . The laws which govern the solutions ...
... applied the newer theories of solution at every turn . Heycock and Neville's Work on Alloys . I must next refer briefly to another remarkable series of researches which have recently been published . The laws which govern the solutions ...
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