The Measurement of Achievement in Drawing
The Measurement of Achievement in Drawing
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, the scale would obviously be more useful to measure the merit of drawings of horses, book covers, flowers, and women than it now is.
The case can be instructively compared with the use of a graded series of iron weights, supposing that we weighed an object by lifting it and lifting the weights of the graded series until the one of them was found that was the closest match. If one had to so weigh a lump of lead, a block of wood, an empty band box, a ten foot bamboo pole, and a live kitten, he ...would find comparison difficult and insecure.
An ideal scale also would present a graded series in the form of integral multiples of some convenient unit and nnifonn fractions of that unit. Thus, supposing as before that we weighed an object by lifting a graded series of iron weights in comparison with the object, it would be more convenient if the series ran i lb. , 1/4 lb. , i>^ lb. , i^ lb. , 2 lb. , 2]/^ lb. , 2I/2 lb. , and so on than if it ran . 17 lb. , . 57 lb. , . 92 lb. , 1. 08 lb. , 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, the scale would obviously be more useful to measure the merit of drawings of horses, book covers, flowers, and women than it now is.
The case can be instructively compared with the use of a graded series of iron weights, supposing that we weighed an object by lifting it and lifting the weights of the graded series until the one of them was found that was the closest match. If one had to so weigh a lump of lead, a block of wood, an empty band box, a ten foot bamboo pole, and a live kitten, he ...would find comparison difficult and insecure.
An ideal scale also would present a graded series in the form of integral multiples of some convenient unit and nnifonn fractions of that unit. Thus, supposing as before that we weighed an object by lifting a graded series of iron weights in comparison with the object, it would be more convenient if the series ran i lb. , 1/4 lb. , i>^ lb. , i^ lb. , 2 lb. , 2]/^ lb. , 2I/2 lb. , and so on than if it ran . 17 lb. , . 57 lb. , . 92 lb. , 1. 08 lb. , 1.
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