Measures for Progress: A History of the National Bureau of Standards

Alt, Franz L., Electronic digital com-
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Bates, Roger Gordon, Electrometric
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331 p.
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126 p.
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BOOKS by Staff Members
of the National Bureau of Standards
1912_1960*
Sons, 1939, 494 p.; 2d ed., 1943,
677 p.
Burgess, George Kimball, and H.
LeChatelier, The measurement of
high temperatures. 3d ed., re-
written and enlarged, New York:
i. Wiley & Sons, 1912, 510 p.
Burgess, George Kimball, Die Mes-
sung hoher Temperaturen. Nach
der dritten amerikanischen Auf-
lage übersetzt und mit Ergänzun-
gen versehen, von Prof. Dr. G.
Leithauser. Berlin: J. Springer,
1913,486p.
Burgess, George Kimball, Precision
machines and instruments for the
measurement of length. Paper
presented at the International En-
gineering Congress, Tokyo, 1930,
48 p., np., n.d.
Cleaves, Harold E., and J. G.
Thompson, The metal-iron. New
York & London: Published for the
Engineering Foundation by Mc-
Graw-Hill, 1935, 574 p.
Coblentz, William Weber, From the
life of a researcher. New York:
books that had their inception or were largely or entirely written or revised
while the author was a member of the staff, or were written in retirement, appear in this
compilation. Books edited by Bureau members or to which Bureau members con-
tributed, unless theirs was the major contribution, have been omitted.
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