The Quarterly Review, Volume 120John Murray, 1866 |
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Page 94
... equal to the task . Assisted by Mr. Longsdon , he devoted himself for several years to the perfection of his process of conversion , in which he at length succeeded . We can only very briefly refer to the alterations and improvements in ...
... equal to the task . Assisted by Mr. Longsdon , he devoted himself for several years to the perfection of his process of conversion , in which he at length succeeded . We can only very briefly refer to the alterations and improvements in ...
Page 96
... equal to fifteen times the entire produc- tion of cast steel in Great Britain before the introduction of the new process . The average price of the steel so manufac- tured being at least 207. less per ton than the previous average price ...
... equal to fifteen times the entire produc- tion of cast steel in Great Britain before the introduction of the new process . The average price of the steel so manufac- tured being at least 207. less per ton than the previous average price ...
Page 99
... equal number of trains of about the same tonnage as in the case of the Great Northern line , were worked at low speeds over a portion of railway between Bury and Accrington , but there the rails lasted as long as 7 years . The heavy ...
... equal number of trains of about the same tonnage as in the case of the Great Northern line , were worked at low speeds over a portion of railway between Bury and Accrington , but there the rails lasted as long as 7 years . The heavy ...
Page 103
... equal to about 55 tons eight or ten times a minute , and yet went on working for twenty years without apparent change . He also referred to the connecting - rod that communicates the power of the locomotive to the wheel , and receives a ...
... equal to about 55 tons eight or ten times a minute , and yet went on working for twenty years without apparent change . He also referred to the connecting - rod that communicates the power of the locomotive to the wheel , and receives a ...
Page 106
... equal . Neither his technical skill - though it was considerable - nor the scale of his figures was adequate to effect a general revolution in art . This was the work of three men , who without concert had deviated from the contemporary ...
... equal . Neither his technical skill - though it was considerable - nor the scale of his figures was adequate to effect a general revolution in art . This was the work of three men , who without concert had deviated from the contemporary ...
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