Word: developed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...nine years, the company has spent $600 million to modernize. It was the first to take the long-shot gamble to develop large-capacity oxygen steelmaking furnaces and to use computers to control them, now leads the industry in this most efficient of all steel-producing methods. The company's oxygen furnaces cook steel four times faster than the best open-hearth furnaces, thus reducing costs by up to $8 per ton. J. & L. also saves money by using computers to handle everything from customers' orders to inventory control. It operates the most highly mechanized coal mine...
...formal and informal contacts around the college, the psychiatrist can promote healthy morale by exerting an influence on the side of thoroughly explained rules and regulations, thoughtful and dellberate administrative judgements, and reasonable and appropriate punishments. He should also support academic programs that accommodate the development of individual values at least as much as they emphasize arbitrarily selected facts. In his contacts outside the treatment room, the psychiatrist should understand the learning process an an Intensely personal experience, helping both teacher and student develop respect for the interpersonal relationship that stubtends their Intellectual endeavors. From Farnsworth and Munter "Role...
...more bargaining opportunities. The late Senator Robert Kerr (D-Okla.) used his committee positions with awesome effect. If he had died in early 1962 instead of early 1963, the Medicare bill would have passed the Senate in the summer of 1962. Northern liberals would require some time to develop the skills that others are well accustomed to wielding. Senator Russell Long (D-La.) reportedly explained to the little cabal of liberals filibustering against the communications satellite bill the same summer that he came "to help the Yankee boys out 'cause they wouldn't even know how to start without some...
President Emeritus James B. Conant '14 said last night that the urgent demands being made on American colleges and universities challenge the nation to develop "new procedures by which the planning of education, especially of higher education, can be improved...
When the "individual student is acting within his own conviction," he will be making a contribution to his own society and to the world, Taylor said. NSA, he suggested, should develop student governments and political parties which can "express concern and take action on social issues...