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his manuscript. By following certain well defined procedures, the author can contribute to the more economical production of his book, thus helping to offset the present greatly increased costs of book manufacture, especially of technical books. Thus the purpose of the book as stated in the preface is twofold: "To guide the author in the efficient preparation of his material, both manuscript and illustrations; and to inform him of the publishing procedures from the time he submits his manuscript until he has the printed book in hand, including the best and most economical methods of handling proof." This has been accomplished in a concise fashion which should prove stimulating to the prospective author. An extensive glossary provides definitions of terms which an author may encounter in the process of having his book published. DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY WORKSItEETS, by E. G. Pare, R. O. Loving, and I. L. Hill. Unpaged, plates, 23 X 28 cm. New York, The Macmillan Co., 1950. Price $2.50.
A selection of problems in descriptive geometry which endeavors to emphasize the practical applications that the student may be able to make. References to five different texts are given for descriptive material. The sheets are perforated to facilitate removal.
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Each of the seventeen chapters is written according to the same pattern. New theoretical ideas and theorems are introduced, proven where necessary, and then followed with numerous applications from many fields including sociology, medicine, biology, and games of chance. Each chapter closes with a se
place values of the real and imaginary parts of Yo(z) and Yl(z) are given for values of [z[ ranging from 0 to 10 at intervals of 0.01. Various auxiliary tables and an explanatory introduction are also included.