Technograph volume 31 32 1916 1918
Technograph volume 31 32 1916 1918
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The information made available by the diagrams was easily obtained, required little tine for posting, and was well worth while.
THE SCHOOL OF MILITARY AERONAUTICS H. H. JORDON Asst. Dean of the College of Engineering The present great war in Europe has been truthfully called the "Engineers' War" and however much or little the engineering profession may suffer on account of this imputation of a misdi- rected use of one of the most highly perfected agencies of human progress, yet the problems ari...sing hourly on every hand and de- manding prompt and immediate solution can not help but draw the attention and energy of the young engineer to their solution. In no branch or division of engineering endeavor is the field more inviting or the work more fascinating than in the realm of aero- nautics. This attraction exists chiefly because of the pioneer na- ture of the work now going on. Experimentation and inven- tion, planning and re-planning, trial and retrial, have, in reality, just begun in this rapidly expanding field of Engineering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The information made available by the diagrams was easily obtained, required little tine for posting, and was well worth while.
THE SCHOOL OF MILITARY AERONAUTICS H. H. JORDON Asst. Dean of the College of Engineering The present great war in Europe has been truthfully called the "Engineers' War" and however much or little the engineering profession may suffer on account of this imputation of a misdi- rected use of one of the most highly perfected agencies of human progress, yet the problems ari...sing hourly on every hand and de- manding prompt and immediate solution can not help but draw the attention and energy of the young engineer to their solution. In no branch or division of engineering endeavor is the field more inviting or the work more fascinating than in the realm of aero- nautics. This attraction exists chiefly because of the pioneer na- ture of the work now going on. Experimentation and inven- tion, planning and re-planning, trial and retrial, have, in reality, just begun in this rapidly expanding field of Engineering.
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