Index to Transactions, Volumes Lxxxiv to Lxxxxix (1921-1934)
Index to Transactions, Volumes Lxxxiv to Lxxxxix (1921-1934)
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Douglas, was given the levelman and corrected bj a minnte movement of one leveling screw. The signal, *' all right/* was not given to the rodman until the bubble-tender first said ** all right *' for the level bubble.
The writer is not convinced that the author*s conclusion regarding the apparent advantage of an H-second bubble over one of 3 or 4 seconds is correct. The explanation he gives is, as he himself says, not satis- factory. The only advantage, if there be any, in the S-second bubble o...ver a more sensitive one, is that the levelman is less worried by his attempt to keep the bubble in the center of the tube, and that the readings can be more quickly taken.
C. L. Beboeb, Esq. — In reference to the comparison of the char- Mr. Berger.
acter and behavior of the 4-second and S-second spirit levels, the writer*8 experience, as derived from observations in shop practice with similar levels, tallies very closely with the results obtained by the United States (Geological Survey in the field.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Douglas, was given the levelman and corrected bj a minnte movement of one leveling screw. The signal, *' all right/* was not given to the rodman until the bubble-tender first said ** all right *' for the level bubble.
The writer is not convinced that the author*s conclusion regarding the apparent advantage of an H-second bubble over one of 3 or 4 seconds is correct. The explanation he gives is, as he himself says, not satis- factory. The only advantage, if there be any, in the S-second bubble o...ver a more sensitive one, is that the levelman is less worried by his attempt to keep the bubble in the center of the tube, and that the readings can be more quickly taken.
C. L. Beboeb, Esq. — In reference to the comparison of the char- Mr. Berger.
acter and behavior of the 4-second and S-second spirit levels, the writer*8 experience, as derived from observations in shop practice with similar levels, tallies very closely with the results obtained by the United States (Geological Survey in the field.
What to read after Index to Transactions, Volumes Lxxxiv to Lxxxxix (1921-1934)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Society of Civil Engineers. Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers. (Indexes) to read onlineMoreLess
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