In 1955 " Cook " began to carry out trials of the Decca Two Range Survey System, which fixed the ship's position by radio signals from two shore stations.
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He described his research findings in his 1969 book " The Modern Harpsichord ", a wide-ranging survey of the harpsichord makers of the time, covering their philosophies and instrument designs.
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The Bibliotheque Nationale is devoting its exhibition schedule of books and prints to the theme of utopia, while the Grand Palais will feature five wide-ranging surveys : " Europe at the Time of Ulysses,"
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"The Booklist " called it " [ a ] wide-ranging survey [ that ] reflects the authors'humanistic interests as well as their familiarity with several branches of science and their extensive background reading ."
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The wide-ranging survey of business and labor found a host of problems : commerce has slowed, prices of staples such as rice are rising, consumer confidence has continued to languish and businesses are cutting wages and staff.
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In a wide-ranging survey from Anaximander to Aids, Dollimore presses his case that the drive to relinquish the self has always lurked within Western notions of identity and can be found above all, perversely, lethally, ecstatically in sexuality.
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In 2005 the NGO Participa released the results of a far-ranging survey, which found that national and local government agencies failed to respond to 69 percent of requests for information and provided incomplete or otherwise deficient responses to 14 percent of requests.
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The wide-ranging survey of general drug use worldwide by the Vienna-based International Narcotics Control Board says that the drug, methylphenidate, is being prescribed for 3 percent to 5 percent of all schoolchildren in the United States to control often vaguely defined attention-deficit disorders.
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Beginning around 1960, the philosopher and historian of ideas Max Fisch ( 1900 1995 ) emerged as an authority on Peirce; Fisch ( 1986 ) includes many of his relevant articles, including a wide-ranging survey ( Fisch 1986 : 422 48 ) of the impact of Peirce's thought through 1983.
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Range surveys, maps, and a range management plan were completed by 1939 . In the same year, the Soil Conservation Service assumed administration of the federal lands pursuant to a cooperative agreement among the Indian Services, Resettlement Administration, and the SCS . Responsibility for management was passed to the Forest Service in 1953.
