Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... transportation , and even civil engineer- ing have followed this evolution . At first , new knowledge is applied to the solution of a clearly stated problem and scientific measuring sticks are applied to account for the new efficiency ...
... transportation , and even civil engineer- ing have followed this evolution . At first , new knowledge is applied to the solution of a clearly stated problem and scientific measuring sticks are applied to account for the new efficiency ...
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... transportation possible . Speedy transportation with regular deliveries was made pos- sible by the building of canals in Europe , a millennium after the same discovery was implemented in Southeast Asia . A vastly increased application ...
... transportation possible . Speedy transportation with regular deliveries was made pos- sible by the building of canals in Europe , a millennium after the same discovery was implemented in Southeast Asia . A vastly increased application ...
第 87 頁
... transportation is taken for granted renders time scarce in both of these ways . Activities related to the use of speedy vehicles by many people in a society occupy an increasing percentage of the time budget of most members of that ...
... transportation is taken for granted renders time scarce in both of these ways . Activities related to the use of speedy vehicles by many people in a society occupy an increasing percentage of the time budget of most members of that ...
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