Basic Technical WritingC.E. Merrill Publishing Company, 1985 - 479 Seiten |
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... Outline - A Guide to the Writer and Reader The synthesizing approach we have been discussing in this chapter can conve- niently take form first as an outline . The outline is a schematic road map of the report and shows the order of ...
... Outline - A Guide to the Writer and Reader The synthesizing approach we have been discussing in this chapter can conve- niently take form first as an outline . The outline is a schematic road map of the report and shows the order of ...
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... outlining the sentence outline . This form picks up the schematizing where the second phase left off . It places each topic within a complete sentence . Completing the thought of each topic enables the writer to test the context of the ...
... outlining the sentence outline . This form picks up the schematizing where the second phase left off . It places each topic within a complete sentence . Completing the thought of each topic enables the writer to test the context of the ...
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... outline or with a topical outline . The Format and Organization of the Outline The outline may be single - spaced or double - spaced , or single - spaced within groups of headings and double - spaced between such groups . The writer ...
... outline or with a topical outline . The Format and Organization of the Outline The outline may be single - spaced or double - spaced , or single - spaced within groups of headings and double - spaced between such groups . The writer ...
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Technical WritingHow We Transfer Factual Information and Knowledge | 3 |
Semantics and the Process of Communication | 11 |
Semantics | 18 |
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