whose lands touch the sea
original work and experimentation but also that close touch be kept 78
Solace. In their close touch 78
not touching 172
indirectly touches 201
life. That touches a point 261
just touching a molten quantity 271
which electricity has hardly yet begun to touch notwithstanding its many advantages 273
and the running water should never actually touch the plants or trees 281
need not touch 303
can touch only 400
touched upon 405
touched upon may 429
here touched upon 454
through
the eye or
through the touch 1 579
thus appealing to vision, touch and the kinesthetic sensations. 579
in touch with 600
touch upon those changes 699
constant touch 705
touched 717
whose lands touch the sea or who have any interest 796
touching the water 799
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Frank B. Gilbreth and Lillian M. Gilbreth, “Chronocylegraph motion study devices for measuring achievement.” : 574-580
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touches, in
Proceedings of the second Pan American scientific congress (Washington, Monday, December 27, 1915 to Saturday, January 8, 1916), vol. 6, Section V (Engineering), W. H. Bixby, chairman (1917)
University of Wisconsin - Madison copy, digitized November 29, 2007
same scan, same copy (minus photographs, opening to the Gilbreth paper) at archive.org
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this, refloated from old drafts, run aground
tags:
experimental; touch; water
F. B. and L. M. Gilbreth (1915)