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Page 95
... methods , ma- terials , and devices ; then look for ways to use them in new systems . 2. Study the existing plant and the operations of the client to detect and define needs ; then plan for those systems that will be most worth- while ...
... methods , ma- terials , and devices ; then look for ways to use them in new systems . 2. Study the existing plant and the operations of the client to detect and define needs ; then plan for those systems that will be most worth- while ...
Page 152
... methods are more tangential to the practice of systems engineering than utilization methods . However , in certain problems installation methods determine some system requirements , particularly when the cost of installation is a large ...
... methods are more tangential to the practice of systems engineering than utilization methods . However , in certain problems installation methods determine some system requirements , particularly when the cost of installation is a large ...
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... methods . The distinction is not sharp since it rests upon the relative amounts of deliberate and objective effort used to get the facts about needs . 6.7.1 Passive Methods The most passive method imaginable may be termed the " do ...
... methods . The distinction is not sharp since it rests upon the relative amounts of deliberate and objective effort used to get the facts about needs . 6.7.1 Passive Methods The most passive method imaginable may be termed the " do ...
Contents
WHAT IS SYSTEMS ENGINEERING? | 3 |
THE TD2 RADIO RELAY SYSTEM | 23 |
3 | 60 |
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