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Page 167
... material and explanations than it is to expand . Your rough draft is a production of ideas rather than a critical evaluation of those ideas . The logical flow of ideas will be interrupted if you try to evaluate your material critically ...
... material and explanations than it is to expand . Your rough draft is a production of ideas rather than a critical evaluation of those ideas . The logical flow of ideas will be interrupted if you try to evaluate your material critically ...
Page 173
... material . On the same page after the quoted material , there is a parenthesis , followed by 8 , indicating the sequential listing in the references for Urban's book , and following the 8 , there is a colon with 107-15 following it with ...
... material . On the same page after the quoted material , there is a parenthesis , followed by 8 , indicating the sequential listing in the references for Urban's book , and following the 8 , there is a colon with 107-15 following it with ...
Page 187
... material variations ; placement of internal parts . Surface characteristics such as finish , scratches , cracks , or color ; strain in trans- parent materials . Changes in electrical conductivity caused by material variations , cracks ...
... material variations ; placement of internal parts . Surface characteristics such as finish , scratches , cracks , or color ; strain in trans- parent materials . Changes in electrical conductivity caused by material variations , cracks ...
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Technical WritingHow We Transfer Factual Information and Knowledge | 3 |
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