Essentials for the Technical WriterWiley, 1970 - Всего страниц: 216 Edition published in 1980 under title: Essentials for the scientific and technical writer. |
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... directive can now be understood . Originally , one could not see through the words to what was meant . Precise terms are not necessarily " concrete " terms , words referring to physical objects . Precise terms can just as often be ...
... directive can now be understood . Originally , one could not see through the words to what was meant . Precise terms are not necessarily " concrete " terms , words referring to physical objects . Precise terms can just as often be ...
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... directive that is almost meaningless . Suppose your superior asked you to rewrite it ?? Let us note as many faults as we can before detailing our analysis . Here is the poorly written directive . It is generally acknowledged that proper ...
... directive that is almost meaningless . Suppose your superior asked you to rewrite it ?? Let us note as many faults as we can before detailing our analysis . Here is the poorly written directive . It is generally acknowledged that proper ...
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... directive will not direct . 3. Why should “ in an effort to reduce " be used ? This suggests diffi- culty of solution rather than that the problem of making time charges has been solved . The latter point should be stressed rather than ...
... directive will not direct . 3. Why should “ in an effort to reduce " be used ? This suggests diffi- culty of solution rather than that the problem of making time charges has been solved . The latter point should be stressed rather than ...
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The Special Needs of Technical Writers | 1 |
How to Write Effective Sentences | 49 |
How to Write Strong Paragraphs | 81 |
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abstract active answer appear apply asked begin belong cards changes clause complete consider consistency construction coordinate correct course detailed directive discussed divided editor electrical engineering entire example Exercise experience express fact final first-order headings five give given headings Heat idea important improve indicates interest involved kind knowledge least letters limiting marks material means merely method modifier namely necessary object operation Original outline paragraph person phrases possible practice prepare present principle printing probably problem question reader reasons refer result Rule sentence similar situation specific specs statement step student style subordinate supervisor Table technical writing things thinking thought topic topic sentence usually various verb written