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  • AIME
    Discussion of Papers - The Use of Curvilinear Multiple Correlation Analysis In Computer Simulation of Complex Models

    By W. H. Yarroll Discussion by W. A. Griffith

    W. A. Griffith (Head, Research Department, Phelps Dodge Corp., Morenci, Ariz.) - It is gratifying to see the increasingly common use of classical statistical procedures by metallurgical researchers. M

    Jan 1, 1969

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    Comments on the Voluntary Subscription

    By Edwin Ludlow

    THE responses to the request of the Finance Committee have been coming in with gratifying results, .but there have also been about a dozen letters received objecting in various ways to the voluntary s

    Jan 1, 1921

  • AIME
    Sponge Iron and Its Relation to the Steel Industry

    By Edward P. Barrett

    DURING the past few years numerous references have been made in the technical press and Bureau of Mines Bulletin 270 to sponge iron' and so-called "direct metal" processes. The idea has been prev

    Jan 1, 1930

  • AIME
    New York Paper - Use of Wire Rope in Mining Operations (with Discussion)

    By James F. Howe

    EveRy engineer and user of wire rope is desirous of information that will enable him to determine whether the performance of any particular piece of rope is satisfactory, and what conditions can be ch

    Jan 1, 1923

  • AIME
    New York Paper - Use of Wire Rope in Mining Operations (with Discussion)

    By James F. Howe

    EveRy engineer and user of wire rope is desirous of information that will enable him to determine whether the performance of any particular piece of rope is satisfactory, and what conditions can be ch

    Jan 1, 1923

  • AIME
    The Mining, Preparation and Smelting of Virginia Zinc-Ores

    By THOMAS LEONBRD WATSON

    INTRODUCTION. IN a paper read by title at the Washington meeting of the Institute, May, 1905,1 discussed at considerable length the geological relations, node of occurrence, and the genesis of the le

    Mar 1, 1906

  • AIME
    The Residual Brown Iron-Ores of Cuba

    By C. M. WEILD

    ATTENTION has been turned recently to the exploration and development of certain large blanket-deposits of brown iron-ore in Cuba. The most conspicuous of these to-day, and the one upon which the most

    Aug 1, 1909

  • AIME
    Preparation of Metallic Single Crystals and Twinning in Zinc and Zinc Single Crystals (a8e18352-9158-49b1-97eb-ed30e470a6c9)

    By Orlando E. Romig

    As metals and alloys are composed of an aggregate of allotriomorphic crystals or grains, each possessing an individual orientation, the physical characteristics of a metal or an alloy are closely rela

    Jan 1, 1927

  • AIME
    The Investigations Of Fuels And Structural Materials By The Technologic Branch Of The United States Geological Survey.*

    By Joseph A. Holmes

    I. INTRODUCTORY. THE plans for the investigation of fuels and structural materials now being conducted by the Technologic Branch of the United States Geological Survey were, before being decided upon

    Jan 7, 1908

  • AIME
    Anthracite-Culm Briquettes.

    By CHARLES DORRANGE

    INTRODUCTION. CULM is a general term used in the anthracite regions for many years to denote a mixture of coal, bony coal and impurities which is sent to the refuse-banks. Thus, 35 years ago culm con

    Sep 1, 1911

  • AIME
    Secrecy In The Arts.

    By DR. DOUGLAS

    Discussion of the Paper of Dr. Douglas, presented at the Toronto Meeting of the Institute, July, 1907 (Trans., xxxviii., 455 to 471). EDGAR HALL, Silverspur, Queensland, Australia (communication t

    Sep 1, 1908

  • AIME
    Additional List Of Members Of The Institute In Military Service (AIME)

    (The following-list contains the names of those members of the Institute of whose connection with military service we have only recently. become acquainted.) ADAIR, ARTHUR C., Corporal, 4th Co., 1st

    Jan 1, 1919

  • AIME
    Raw Materials Solvency

    By William L. Batt

    FROM the time the Japs overran the Far East, the United Nations faced a serious military problem in the critical shortage of many raw materials desperately needed to prose¬cute the war on two fronts.

    Jan 1, 1943

  • AIME
    Engineer's Larger Opportunity

    By George Otis Smith

    A PHILOSOPHER has pointed out that inventive genius, in substituting mechanical power for human brawn, leaves' man the intellectual factor in the industrial life. "Almost human" is the descriptio

    Jan 1, 1930

  • AIME
    Mr. Jackling Receives the John Fritz Medal

    By John Fritz

    TROUGH it is not a condition of the Award, the fact is that the John Fritz Medal never has been given to an engineer who had not already received one or more similar awards. This "medal for medalists,

    Jan 1, 1933

  • AIME
    Phosphate Rock Industry of Foreign Countries

    By F. C. Noyes

    DAME Nature was in a generous mood when she distributed widely over the face of the globe numerous deposits of phosphate rock from which man can make phosphatic festiIizer to replace the phosphate re-

    Jan 1, 1944

  • AIME
    Industrial Morale and Employees' Magazines

    By Daniel Bloomfield

    ONE of the major problems of management is how to restore in some measure the personal relation-ship between employer and employed which, in the days of small concerns, meant better morale among emplo

    Jan 9, 1922

  • AIME
    Coming Events

    Apr. 26-May 11, Liege International Fair, Liege, Belgium. May 4-8, Electrochemical Society, Inc., Spring meeting, Benjamin Franklin Hotel, Philadelphia. May 5-6, National Air Pollution Symposium

    Jan 1, 1952

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    Discussion - Of Mr. Grammer's Paper on a Decade in American Blast-Furnace Practice (see p. 124)

    Edward A. UehliNg, New York City (communication to the Secretary*):—In adding my mite to the discussion, I wish to touch on a few points which bear emphasizing and perhaps a little further elucidation

    Jan 1, 1905

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    Organized Patriotism Among Engineers

    By Bradley Stoughton

    A LL over our great country I have been privileged to see, during the last six weeks, the manifestation of a new spirit among engineers. Partly under the inspiration of leaders whose influence has bee

    Jan 1, 1920