...insufficient appreciation, especially on the part of employers, of the value of such education. (3) That the opportunities for research in our technological...industrial needs of the Empire, owing not to any want of abilitv on the part of the professors, but to the fact that much of their time is frequently absorbed...

...appreciation, especially on the part of employers, of the value of such 354 July 20, 1906.] 355 education. 3. That the opportunities for research in our technological...that much of their time is frequently absorbed in the giving of comparatively elementary instruction in pure and applied science. 4. That in any institution...

...education the nation would profit are not actually obtaining it to the extent which is desirable ; (3) that the opportunities for research in our technological...are inadequate to the industrial needs of the Empire ; (4) that, in any institution in which the highest technological education is given, the equipment...

...insufficient appreciation, especially on the part of employers, of the value of such education. 3. That the opportunities for research in our technological...that much of their time is frequently absorbed in the giving Six by the Crown ; four by the Board of Education ; five each by Council of the City and...

...insufficient appreciation, especially on the part of employers, of the value of such education. (3) That the opportunities for research in our technological...that much of their time is frequently absorbed in the giving of comparatively elementary instruction in pure and applied science. (4) That in any institution...