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Page 80
Each operation is analyzed in detail , either from separate time studies or by interpolating time for the operations not actually observed . Figure 3-4 shows the results for 252 operations , for cutting pieces of lumber which may be ...
Each operation is analyzed in detail , either from separate time studies or by interpolating time for the operations not actually observed . Figure 3-4 shows the results for 252 operations , for cutting pieces of lumber which may be ...
Page 229
If properly ( or even reasonably ) scheduled , each operation must take the same number of working days , here twenty - one . ... Each operation , if too fast , will have to slow down for operations preceding it , or if the preceding ...
If properly ( or even reasonably ) scheduled , each operation must take the same number of working days , here twenty - one . ... Each operation , if too fast , will have to slow down for operations preceding it , or if the preceding ...
Page 288
Cecil Thompson worked for seventeen years with Taylor's support to gather costs of construction operations . Taylor and Thompson apparently did not complete the studies they contemplated , and this volume is the only one found resulting ...
Cecil Thompson worked for seventeen years with Taylor's support to gather costs of construction operations . Taylor and Thompson apparently did not complete the studies they contemplated , and this volume is the only one found resulting ...
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