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... American engineering societies are members of the EJC ( see Table 14-1 ) . This body acts as the representative of the engineer- ing profession as a whole , in cases where such representation is appro- priate , and helps develop public ...
... American engineering societies are members of the EJC ( see Table 14-1 ) . This body acts as the representative of the engineer- ing profession as a whole , in cases where such representation is appro- priate , and helps develop public ...
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... society Member Societies of EJC American Society of Civil Engineers ( ASCE ) American Institute of Mining , Metallurgical , and Petroleum Engineers ( AIME ) Constituent Societies of AIME : Society of Mining Engineers Society of ...
... society Member Societies of EJC American Society of Civil Engineers ( ASCE ) American Institute of Mining , Metallurgical , and Petroleum Engineers ( AIME ) Constituent Societies of AIME : Society of Mining Engineers Society of ...
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... American Water Works Association ( AWWA ) American Welding Society. American Society for Metals ( ASM ) Society of American Military Engineers ( SAME ) Society for Experimental Stress Analysis ( SESA ) Instrument Society of America ( ISA ) ...
... American Water Works Association ( AWWA ) American Welding Society. American Society for Metals ( ASM ) Society of American Military Engineers ( SAME ) Society for Experimental Stress Analysis ( SESA ) Instrument Society of America ( ISA ) ...
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