The Technical World Magazine, Volume 14Technical World Company, 1910 |
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... thousands of successful tests made of his machines at Baddeck not a life has been lost and not a limb broken . Dr. Bell regards the many recent sacri- fices of life to the science of aviation as not only unnecessary but silly . The ...
... thousands of successful tests made of his machines at Baddeck not a life has been lost and not a limb broken . Dr. Bell regards the many recent sacri- fices of life to the science of aviation as not only unnecessary but silly . The ...
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... thousand . Woe betide the advocate of an occasional cocktail if TELHOPPER HARDWARECO . K FOR WONDER WASHERS . SHARPLESS- -SEPERATORS . AMERICAN FENGE . GERMAN ROUN AND BUCK HEA K prove . The New York man who feels that any. 18 TECHNICAL ...
... thousand . Woe betide the advocate of an occasional cocktail if TELHOPPER HARDWARECO . K FOR WONDER WASHERS . SHARPLESS- -SEPERATORS . AMERICAN FENGE . GERMAN ROUN AND BUCK HEA K prove . The New York man who feels that any. 18 TECHNICAL ...
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... thousand tons on each trip . of technical small talk the reporters were admitted and given lists of those present with the usual caution to spell the names correctly . The only departure from immemorial custom was the sub- stitution of ...
... thousand tons on each trip . of technical small talk the reporters were admitted and given lists of those present with the usual caution to spell the names correctly . The only departure from immemorial custom was the sub- stitution of ...
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... thousand dollars on the same vain quest . Now a hun- dred million dol- lars is a good deal of money , and it may be well not to accept these fig- ures too literally , " but there can be no doubt at all that the dream of the rotary ...
... thousand dollars on the same vain quest . Now a hun- dred million dol- lars is a good deal of money , and it may be well not to accept these fig- ures too literally , " but there can be no doubt at all that the dream of the rotary ...
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... thousand- pound gauge was not equal to register- ing the pressure . The noise of the ex- panding gas was so great that the work- men might as well have been deaf mutes , as they could communicate with each other only by signs . Pieces ...
... thousand- pound gauge was not equal to register- ing the pressure . The noise of the ex- panding gas was so great that the work- men might as well have been deaf mutes , as they could communicate with each other only by signs . Pieces ...
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