The relative importance of topics in surveying instruction (1920)
Rayner, William Horace, b. 1884 · leaf 73
re more likely to be due to the smallnumbers involved than to a concurrance of judgments. Nevertheless, it isinteresting to note such emphasis as is placed on the use of the plane-tableby drainage men, etc., etc., The egregious exceptions can be readilylocated in the Tables III to VI. It should be… … 30 ^rrang&ment of -topics according to the Judgements of &Spractising engineers, (<*// branches except texzchi/rg) 7vrA/vs/r8ltat& On the basis of MY EXPERIENCE I judge thetopics printed on the accompanying slips to be of theHIGHEST value in courses in Surveying. 1032 How to keep…
Surveying · Theses
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