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... record of human progress and is based on imaginative and emotional experiences rather than the factual record of human achievements . Technical writing , however , is not history . ( History is a record of our past ; it subjectively ...
... record of human progress and is based on imaginative and emotional experiences rather than the factual record of human achievements . Technical writing , however , is not history . ( History is a record of our past ; it subjectively ...
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... recording the elements or factors in the experiment , neglect in keeping a record of everything done , or failure to take into account every small part of the components and every action of the apparatus . Without records , successes ...
... recording the elements or factors in the experiment , neglect in keeping a record of everything done , or failure to take into account every small part of the components and every action of the apparatus . Without records , successes ...
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... record of the electric field intensity developed by a thundercloud . The mea- surement was made with a specially developed Klydono- graph capable of recording voltages about three times those obtainable with conventional Klydonographs ...
... record of the electric field intensity developed by a thundercloud . The mea- surement was made with a specially developed Klydono- graph capable of recording voltages about three times those obtainable with conventional Klydonographs ...
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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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