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Graphic methods for presenting facts (1914)

Brinton, Willard Cope, 1880- · New York, The Engineering magazine company · leaf 351

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ence. The information from such a chart as seen in Fig. 234 may be read from any portion of the chart, even though the intersection of the length and width lines for the size of the plate under consideration does not fall on one of the curve lines drawn. It can be seen for the example stated in the… … Data of Guido H. Marx. Courtesy of the Standard Corporation. Philadelphia in a preceding chapter. Fig. 235. Relations Between Arc of Action in Inches, There are many classes Pitch Speed in Fee. per Minute, and Breaking of data which, when Load in Pounds, for Cut Cast-iron Gears of Ten Diametral…

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