Word: methodically
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...Woodworth's bright predictions as to the future of the visual method of education, particularly in relation to the sciences, shows that the efforts of the University Film Foundation have not been misdirected. The films which can be made here under the best conditions of scientific research will be of the greatest value to those schools and colleges, which are not able to provide the necessary equipment to conduct research on their own behalf. Prominent scientists who have formerly only been able to reach a small number of students, now find that their discoveries and experiments maybe re-enacted time...
...this dome, the U. S. 40%, small miscellaneous companies the balance. Wasted Billion. Declared Secretary Wilbur to the Kettleman Hills operators: "A billion dollars in resources will be wasted unless we can work out a method of orderly development of this great field. As minority landholders we want to see an agreement that will stop sinking of wells that call for offset drillings, with ring after ring of offsets. We want to participate in a voluntary plan by which all holders of proven land can benefit. We want to avoid 'drowning' the gasoline market with the flood...
...draft the Treaty of Versailles), explained that its major points are: 1) The conference should set a maximum total of "global" tonnage of "floating material," up to which each nation would have a theoretical right to build; 2) In striving for agreement as to actual building and ratios the method should be to consider war boats in six main classes, the classification being primarily in terms of gun calibers not tons (i. e. two ships, both of exactly 8,000 tons, but one having six-inch guns and the other eight-inch, would fall into different classes); 3) Within...
Gary. Elmer Ambrose Sperry, 69, of Brooklyn, may well have a medal named for him someday. A prolific inventor (gyrocompass, gyrostabilizer, airplane "Mecaviator," superpower searchlights, airway beacons), he holds over 400 patents, some 12 important awards and decorations. Last week, honoring his method of nondestructive detection of flaws in steel rails and bars, he was first to receive the American Iron & Steel Institute Medal, given by the Institute in memory of its late Founder-President Elbert Henry Gary...
...Wing '31 captured the finals in the sabre from an All-Harvard field. Points scored against them were counted to determine the other two places, and by this method Ludlam took second, with R. B. Lawson '32 third...