Príklady draughtsman

• As a boy he showed marked taste for natural history and ability as a draughtsman.

• In drawing the lines to show where the cut edges would be, he encountered the familiar problem of the draughtsman: how do the lines cross?

• He also asked for measuring instruments to calculate the latitude of the mines, a portable laboratory for chemical tests of the minerals, and a draughtsman.

• When the draughtsman had enough time and the place was not large, he drew the shapes of observed objects.

• Those materials that make the cut may go on to the draughtsman or photographer where they will enter new processes of mediation.

• What the draughtsman has done and done clearly and with no little ingenuity, and producing an excellent and intelligible result, is thi3.

• It is a little difficult to distinguish between a clerical worker and, say, a draughtsman, who is accommodated in the office.

• The point has not escaped the draughtsman who advises us in these matters.

• The demand for draughtsmen and stressmen forms a bottleneck which impedes progress at this moment.

• Whether such firms are manufacturers or engaged in scientific and research activities, draughtsmen are almost ubiquitous in industry.

• I am certain that our draughtsmen, if given the task, can provide plans for civil aeroplanes just as good as, if not better than, those.

• The earnings of engineers and draughtsmen vary, and may overlap, according to the degree of their skills, and separate estimates have therefore not been made.

• It will mean that we shall have to decentralise our designs, staffs, technicians and draughtsmen.

• These figures include officers and other ranks of the trades of trigonometrical surveyor, topographical surveyor and topographical draughtsman.

• He took a postal draughtsman's course and exhausted his capital on his studies and the equipment necessary to pursue his occupation.