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ing out any other springs . Pressure will have spring . Any isther element of
cutoabout son backed " . . . I am taking apart this airplane altimeter . Why ! There
must ...
The following are some excerpts from his records : altitude by prehis foundation
ing out any other springs . Pressure will have spring . Any isther element of
cutoabout son backed " . . . I am taking apart this airplane altimeter . Why ! There
must ...
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The Development of Creative Capacity William J. J. Gordon. " What if an altimeter
just were a spring ? . . . No , that couldn ' t be . . . . Never mind about altimeters .
The same goes for springs anywhere . To hell with getting a quick answer to this
...
The Development of Creative Capacity William J. J. Gordon. " What if an altimeter
just were a spring ? . . . No , that couldn ' t be . . . . Never mind about altimeters .
The same goes for springs anywhere . To hell with getting a quick answer to this
...
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Involvement : The closeness implied by , “ How would I feel if I were a spring ? I
find myself very mixed up with this spring . I can ' t get away from my own
springiness . ” 2 . Deferment : The sense that it was difficult though necessary to ...
Involvement : The closeness implied by , “ How would I feel if I were a spring ? I
find myself very mixed up with this spring . I can ' t get away from my own
springiness . ” 2 . Deferment : The sense that it was difficult though necessary to ...
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Acknowledgments | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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