| American Society of Mechanical Engineers - Mechanical engineering - 1907 - 1112 pages
...gain from these slide rules is far greater than that of all the other improvements combined, because it accomplishes the original object, for which in 1880 the experiments were started; t. e., that of 40 ON THE ART OF CUTTING METALS taking the control of the machine shop out of the hands... | |
| Clarence Bertrand Thompson - Industrial efficiency - 1914 - 916 pages
...gain from these slide rules is far greater than that of all the other improvements combined, because it accomplishes the original object, for which in 1880 the experiments were started; *. e., that of taking the control of the machine shop out of the hands of the many workmen, and placing... | |
| Frank Barkley Copley - Industrial efficiency - 1923 - 528 pages
...gain from these slide rules is far greater than that of all the other improvements combined, because it accomplishes the original object for which in 1880...workmen, and placing it completely in the hands of the management, thus superseding " rule of thumb " by scientific control.1 At the beginning of December,... | |
| Engineering - 1907 - 1326 pages
...gain from these slide rules is far greater than that of all the other improvements combined, because it accomplishes the original object for which in 1880...workmen and placing it completely in the hands of the management, thus superseding ' rule of thumb ' by scientific control. " Unfortunately those fundamental... | |
| Railroad engineering - 1907 - 516 pages
...gain from these slide rules is far greater than that of all the other improvements combined, because it accomplishes the original object, for which In 1880 the experiments were started, te, that of taking the control of the machine shop out of the hands of the many workmen and placing... | |
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