Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 54
... methods by which the standard could be changed from 405 to 625 lines if a decision is taken to make such a change . 2. In general , changeover could be effected by two distinct methods ( or variants thereof ) : One , the duplication method ...
... methods by which the standard could be changed from 405 to 625 lines if a decision is taken to make such a change . 2. In general , changeover could be effected by two distinct methods ( or variants thereof ) : One , the duplication method ...
Page 56
... method would cost about £ 10 million less to the broadcasting authorities and over £ 100 million more to viewers than the duplication method . Similarly , for four new programmes , six in all , the switching method would cost some £ 4 ...
... method would cost about £ 10 million less to the broadcasting authorities and over £ 100 million more to viewers than the duplication method . Similarly , for four new programmes , six in all , the switching method would cost some £ 4 ...
Page 157
... method of enquiry has certain other advantages over the survey method . Not only can any topics which could be dealt with in a survey questionnaire also be dealt with at a group session , but the group session is actually a better ...
... method of enquiry has certain other advantages over the survey method . Not only can any topics which could be dealt with in a survey questionnaire also be dealt with at a group session , but the group session is actually a better ...
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