 | 1902 - 612 pages
...experience. 3. That in making use of the term " ore in sight," an engineer should demonstrate that the ore so denominated is capable of being profitably...discourage the use of the term " ore in sight," except as denned above ; and the council also strongly advise that no ambiguity or mystery in this connection... | |
 | Iron and Steel Institute - 1903 - 732 pages
...local experience. That in making use of the term "Ore in Sight" an engineer should demonstrate that the ore so denominated is capable of being profitably...the working conditions obtaining in the district. Formation Of Ore Deposits. — Recent views on the genesis of ore deposits are summarised by JM Maclaren.*... | |
 | 1903 - 734 pages
...local experience. That in making use of the term " Ore in Sight " an engineer should demonstrate that the ore so denominated is capable of being profitably...the working conditions obtaining in the district. Formation of Ore Deposits. — Recent views on the genesis of ore deposits are summarised by JM Maclaren.*... | |
 | James Herbert Curle - 1905 - 430 pages
...experience. " 3. That in making use of the term ' ore in sight ' an engineer should demonstrate that the ore so denominated is capable of being profitably...obtaining in the district. " 4. That the Members of the Institute be urged to protect the best interests of the Profession by using their influence in every... | |
 | 1921 - 472 pages
...experience. (3) That in making use of the term " Ore in Sight " an engineer should demonstrate that the ore so denominated is capable of being profitably...the working conditions obtaining in the district. The model illustrates these recommendations. At BB the ore is blocked out on four sides into 50 ft.... | |
 | 1915 - 412 pages
...reads as follows: " That in making use of the term ' Ore in Sight ' an engineer should demonstrate that the ore so denominated is capable of being profitably...the working conditions obtaining in the district." should be replaced by the following: "The estimating engineer shall enumerate and define the different... | |
 | 1921 - 538 pages
...experience. (3) That in making use of the term " Ore in Sight " an engineer should demonstrate that the ore so denominated is capable of being profitably...the working conditions obtaining in the district. Since these recommendations were issued I have not seen anything so glaringly bad in the way of estimates... | |
 | Charles Simon Herzig - 1914 - 176 pages
...local experience. 3. That in making use of the term 'Ore in Sight' an engineer should demonstrate that the ore so denominated is capable of being profitably...the working conditions obtaining in the district. tolerated, as they (the Council) consider that such ambiguity is an indication of dishonesty or incompetence.... | |
 | Science Museum (Great Britain) - 1920 - 110 pages
...experience. (3) That in making use of the term " Ore in sight " an engineer should demonstrate that the ore so denominated is capable of being profitably...the working conditions obtaining in the district. the barren mass was found to be of the shape shown by the dotted lines.) At E the ore is blocked out... | |
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... blocked out"; these two factors should in all cases be kept distinct, as (