I could not help but draw a comparison between problems encountered in the U.S. presidential election and several interesting issues confronting the hydrocarbon processing industry. Not..
I could not help but draw a comparison between
problems encountered in the U.S. presidential election and
several interesting issues confronting the hydrocarbon
processing industry. Notably, existing techniques are only
challenged when one involved party believes this will benefit
its special interest. Once seriously contested, outdated
procedures may appear fully inconsistent with the changing
environment and fall precariously short of present
requirements.
In the presidential election, this fate befell the
old 1960, Holerith-based IBM machines. At the specialist
level, the machine / system problems should have been com
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