Review of Bloat in Ruminants; a Report of the Committee on Animal Health of the Agricultural Board, Prepared by the Subcommittee on Bloat. H.H. Cole, Chairman ... [Et Al.]. (1948) / Chapter Skim
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men, are necessary. Similar total stipends should be provided for those not eligible for assistance under the G
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APPENDIX A SUMMARY OF DATA RECEIVED ON QUESTIONNAIRES FROM DEANS OF THE STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES AND FORESTRY SCHOOLS 1. Number of degrees granted in agriculture, forestry, and wood tech- nology.
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Additional needed Total Already r ‘ for available 1945-6 1946-7 1947-8 1948-9 1949-50 5 yrs. Assistantships ........
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will undoubtedly be supported by subsequent Legislatures as they meet each biennium." H Harotp HuME, Provost, College of Agriculture, University of Florida.
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"The colleges of agriculture, because of the importance of research in the field of agricultural sciences, have at least two responsibilities. The first is to make sure that their curricula offer abundant opportunity to outstand- ing young men to get a good general college education, a thorough training in the fundamental sciences and a broad understanding of the field of agri- culture, with such intensification in some particular area that will prepare them for graduate work.
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"The importance of attracting graduate students cannot be over empha- sized. The majority of such students will have to have financial aid -- either graduate assistantships or fellowships.
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"There is no doubt in my mind that the outstanding problem facing the Agricultural College, Experiment Station, and Extension Service in the postwar period is adequate numbers of well-qualified personnel." C
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"The future success of our institution will depend largely upon attracting students of outstanding quality for graduate training." JoserH S ILLicx, Acting Dean, The New York State College of Forestry.
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Announcement Concerning Publications of the ne "National Research Council The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences is partly supported by the National Research Council which is represented officially on its Editorial Board and Executive Committee. It is open for the publication of papers to members of the National Research Council on the same terms as to members of the National Academy of Sciences.
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING PROBLEMS CREATED BY THE RECENT GROWTH OF APPLIED STATISTICS IN THE UNITED STATES A REPORT by THE COMMITTEE ON APPLIED MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS of the NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL 2101 Constitution Avenue WASHINGTON 25, D
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COMMITTEE ON APPLIED MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS LurHer P E1seNHART, Chairman Former Chairman, Division of Physical Sciences, National Research Council SamMvue.L S
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CONTENTS PAGB J PRELIMINARY REMARKS ......cccccccccccccceccevcvececsses 1 IJ.
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PERSONNEL AND TRAINING PROBLEMS CREATED BY THE RECENT GROWTH OF APPLIED STATISTICS IN THE UNITED STATES I PRELIMINARY REMARKS Mathematical statistics and their application have developed very rapidly in the United States during the past ten years.
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American Sociological Society, and the Farm Economic Association. The emergence in the last decade of new organizations concerned with statistical methodology and its applications indicates the vigor with which the statistical approach to problems is now being pursued in diverse fields.
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