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Page 28
... examining the special physiological components of the lob- ster's tail . He has the reader examine , as he does in his explanation , the separate parts of the tail . Notice how he ex- plains the technical , anatomical term homologue ...
... examining the special physiological components of the lob- ster's tail . He has the reader examine , as he does in his explanation , the separate parts of the tail . Notice how he ex- plains the technical , anatomical term homologue ...
Page 124
... Examining the Actual Situation , Condition , or Factors of the Problem A common and traditional means for conducting ... examine and perceive . Human memory is not to be trusted . For academic purposes you will recall that we are ...
... Examining the Actual Situation , Condition , or Factors of the Problem A common and traditional means for conducting ... examine and perceive . Human memory is not to be trusted . For academic purposes you will recall that we are ...
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... examine each component or assembly by the function it performs in the working of the whole . 4. Order of Importance It is sometimes appropriate to begin with the data most significant to the problem or situation , then move on to the ...
... examine each component or assembly by the function it performs in the working of the whole . 4. Order of Importance It is sometimes appropriate to begin with the data most significant to the problem or situation , then move on to the ...
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Technical WritingHow We Transfer Factual Information and Knowledge | 3 |
Semantics and the Process of Communication | 9 |
Semantics | 16 |
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