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... 3 Ralph E. Flanders, "How big is an inch?" Atlantic, January 1951. ...

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J. Sittig, "The economic choice of sampling systems in acceptance sampling," Proceedings of the International Statistical Conferences (India, 1951), vol. ...

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... of two previous trips to Japan was to assist Japanese statisticians in studies of housing and nutrition, and for preparation of the census of 1951. ...

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Further conferences with top management were held that summer of 1950, and still more on two trips to Japan in 1951, again in 1952, more in subsequent years ...

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Sessions with top management and the teaching of engineers continued in January 1951 and in subsequent visits. The teaching of consumer research, ...

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Mr. Keizo Nishimura of the Furukawa Electric Company, working with the help of Dr. Nishibori, reported in January 1951 reduction to 10 per cent of its ...

1952年（民41年）

○元月，戴明從印度回美途中過境日本，這次只停了12天，不過，他卻也在熱海作了六天的「市場研究和診斷」課程（29名學員）和一場六天「品管與市場研究」課程（12名學員）。

Teacher and consultant to Japanese industry, through the Union of Japanese Scientists and Engineers 1950, 1951, 1952, 1955, 1960, 1965

○ HC出生於台中縣外埔，排行第一。

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7 (July 1952): 84-89; JS Pairo, "Using ratio-delay studies to set allowance," Factory 106, no. 10 (October 1943): 94. ...

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... 1952. Harry H. Ku et al.. The Measurement Process, National Bureau of Standards, Special Publication No. 300, US Government Printing Office, ...

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Further conferences with top management were held that summer of 1950, and still more on two trips to Japan in 1951, again in 1952, more in subsequent years ...

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... meeting of the American Society for Quality Control in Syracuse in 1952 great strides in quality and output that had been made by 13 Japanese companies. ...

During the first half of the 20th century, John Dewey (1859-1952) was America's most famous exponent of a pragmatic philosophy that celebrated the traditional values of democracy and the efficacy of reason and universal education.

• Born: 20 October 1859
• Birthplace: Burlington, Vermont
• Died: 2 June 1952
• Best Known As: Pragmatist educator of the early 20th century

"Superman" (1952)

In some ways, the most interesting part of the show is the selection of works that predate the artist’s signature nudes. Maybe the most remarkable early piece is an image of a bulgingly muscular Superman painted in a roiling expressionist style. Part of a series of canvases from 1949 to 1952 that were based on cartoon characters, it is a curious anticipation of Pop Art.

Times Topic: Philip Pearlstein