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Pagina 107
... flat bottom , and the hillside gets steeper and steeper as you go away from the central stream ( 7b.3 ) . Then , minor disturbances can easily shunt the stream from one side of the flat valley bottom to the other ; it would be rather a ...
... flat bottom , and the hillside gets steeper and steeper as you go away from the central stream ( 7b.3 ) . Then , minor disturbances can easily shunt the stream from one side of the flat valley bottom to the other ; it would be rather a ...
Pagina 166
... flats and houses indicated by the point where these two lines cross ; that is to say 2/3 houses and 1/3 flats . If he built more flats he might , of course , gain more , but he vould win even less if the citizen chooses the wrong way ...
... flats and houses indicated by the point where these two lines cross ; that is to say 2/3 houses and 1/3 flats . If he built more flats he might , of course , gain more , but he vould win even less if the citizen chooses the wrong way ...
Pagina 167
... flats are likely to be somewhat cheaper . Let us suppose in fact that this citizen prefers a flat anyway and , considering its cheapness , prefers it very much . Indeed to make the matter simple , let us assume that he draws up a pay ...
... flats are likely to be somewhat cheaper . Let us suppose in fact that this citizen prefers a flat anyway and , considering its cheapness , prefers it very much . Indeed to make the matter simple , let us assume that he draws up a pay ...
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Introduction | 11 |
Complexity | 30 |
Complex Shapes | 38 |
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