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Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. ORAL EVIDENCE given by Professor E. Giffen ; Professor J. K. T. L. Nash , Professor Sir Willis Jackson and Mr. K. H. Platt on behalf of THE JOINT ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON ENGINEERING EDUCATION ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. ORAL EVIDENCE given by Professor E. Giffen ; Professor J. K. T. L. Nash , Professor Sir Willis Jackson and Mr. K. H. Platt on behalf of THE JOINT ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON ENGINEERING EDUCATION ...
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... Professor Giffen : I think there is no doubt that they are up to the standard we regard as adequate . Sir Patrick Linstead : Would you be pre- pared to accept the recent report of the Committee on Scientific Manpower in broad terms ?
... Professor Giffen : I think there is no doubt that they are up to the standard we regard as adequate . Sir Patrick Linstead : Would you be pre- pared to accept the recent report of the Committee on Scientific Manpower in broad terms ?
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... Professor Giffen : We tend to think that a boy at school should spend his time in getting a broad education . He should not be concerned with detailed work on engineering until he has had a broad education . But for a boy who is not ...
... Professor Giffen : We tend to think that a boy at school should spend his time in getting a broad education . He should not be concerned with detailed work on engineering until he has had a broad education . But for a boy who is not ...
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VOLUME D | 1074 |
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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