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... described . The computing portion of one such multiplier is shown to the right . It consists of a pivoted sector arm along which a multiplier pin can be moved by a lead screw . The A input is applied as the angle between the sector arm ...
... described . The computing portion of one such multiplier is shown to the right . It consists of a pivoted sector arm along which a multiplier pin can be moved by a lead screw . The A input is applied as the angle between the sector arm ...
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... described . But drawings and photographs cannot give complete rep- resentation . They help the reader see what the thing looks like , but he has additional questions : What is it ? What is it for ? What does it do ? How does it do it ...
... described . But drawings and photographs cannot give complete rep- resentation . They help the reader see what the thing looks like , but he has additional questions : What is it ? What is it for ? What does it do ? How does it do it ...
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... described must be at hand during the writing . You , the writer , need to have the subject before you in order to be able to give complete details . Drawings are two - dimensional ; the writer's description needs to be three ...
... described must be at hand during the writing . You , the writer , need to have the subject before you in order to be able to give complete details . Drawings are two - dimensional ; the writer's description needs to be three ...
Contents
WHAT TECHNICAL WRITING IS | 3 |
IN FACTUAL COMMUNICATION DISCUSSION PROBLEMS | 14 |
HISTORIC ORIGINS OF SCIENCE HOW MAN LEARNS | 24 |
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