 | John Michels (Journalist) - 1919 - 632 lapas
...research, Colonel Carty dwells on the importance of fundamental researches in science, and remarks : By every means in our power, therefore, let us show our appreciation of pure science and let из forward the work of the pure scientists, for they are the advance guard of civilization. They... | |
 | 1919 - 628 lapas
...importance of fundamental researches in science, and remarks: By every means in our power, therefor*, let u show our appreciation of pure science and let us forward...which we must follow. Let us arouse the people of oar country to the wonderful powibilities of scientific discovery and to the responsibility to support... | |
 | American Society for Steel Treating - 1923 - 1028 lapas
...Telegraph Company said in his presidential address to the Institute of Electrical Engineers in 1916, "By every means in our power, therefore, let us show...wonderful possibilities of scientific discovery and to the 238 AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR STEEL TREATING November responsibilities to suppport it which rests upon them,... | |
 | 1924 - 348 lapas
...Dr. JJ Carty said in his presidential address to the Institute of Electrical Engineers ten years ago: "By every means in our power, therefore, let us show...forward the work of the pure scientists, for they arc the advance guard of civilization. They point the way which we must follow. Let us arouse the people... | |
 | American Society for Steel Treating - 1923 - 1172 lapas
...Telegraph Company said in his presidential address to the Institute of Electrical Engineers in 1916, "By every means in our power, therefore, let us show...wonderful possibilities of scientific discovery and to the 238 AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR STEEL TREATING November responsibilities to suppport it which rests upon them,... | |
 | 1921 - 814 lapas
...le Dr JJ Carty dans son discours présidentiel à l'Institut des ingénieursélectricîens en 1916 : "By every means in our power, therefore, let us show...guard of civilization. They point the way which we nmst follow, let us arouse the people of our country to the wonderful possibilities of scientific discovery... | |
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By every means in our power, therefore, let us show our appreciation of pure science, and let us forward the work of the pure scientists for they are the advance guard of civilization. They point the way which we must follow. Let us arouse the people... 