" In the face of these deficiencies in quantity and quality of men, and remembering the good character he doubtless obtained from Mr. Walker, there can be no surprise that when Cook sailed out of an English port for the first time as a Royal Navy sailor he held the rating of Master's mate.

The value of experience, if acquired in an industry where such fundamental principles have been recognized, should be given the highest rating.

HALSEY, GEORGE D. Making and using industrial service ratings, practical suggestions for measuring and rating individual performance of executives and employees, including how to use these ratings in improving performance.

Aunt Euphemia will no doubt bestow a sound rating on me, for, alas!"with a doleful glance downward"see the draggled condition of my habit.

I heard of him off and on for the next year, putting up a house on Michigan Avenue, buying hand-painted pictures by the square foot and paying for them by the square inchfor his wife had decided that they must occupy their proper station in societyand generally building up a mighty high rating as a good thing.

The foreign manufacturer appreciates the advantage of having it said that his eight horse-power machine will run faster and climb better than the eight horsepower machine of a rival maker; hence the tendency to increase the power without changing the nominal rating.

Among the many attempts to make the institutions and practices of civilization promote human welfare, Roman civilization deserves a very high rating.

About a dozen dropped out at the mere reading of the test and accepted their rating as Perch without a trial; as many more failed either to execute their dives properly or to give satisfaction in their swimming strokes.

"I've got a good head," said Mr. Benn, "else I shouldn't 'ave got my rating as boatswain as soon as I did; and I've been turning it over in my mind, over and over agin, till my brain-pan fair aches with it.

They act to subtract from and so to lower the rating, the capacity of the germ-plasm.

He left me to stump upstairs alone and receive a good rating from the Countess for not having kept him.

Writers were joining the discussion on alt.binaries.ebooks using assumed names, claiming fear of retaliation from scary hax0r kids who would presumably screw up their credit-ratings in retaliation for being called thieves.

The coming and use of machinery has been a most potent force in determining the economic rating of city and state, and it is in this respect that Vermont has now its great opportunity, and it is in the field in which invention, the use of machinery, the right methods of building up an effective group of workers that there is the surest reward for the energy put forth by investors, organizers and workers.

Johnson looked into it, took it to a bookseller, got sixty pounds for it, and returned to Goldsmith, who paid his rent and administered a sound rating to his landlady.

The American manufacturer caters to the demand of his customers for machines of high power by advancing the nominal rating quite beyond the power actually developed.