 I believe they will be materially increased, but my great object would be in any possible way to render each part capable of improvement, and to remove what appears an obstacle to any great progress in such a very important point as the diameter of the...  The Civil Engineer and Architect's Journal - Page 52edited by - 1839Full view - About this book
 | 1839 - 732 pages
...particular size of wheel, or even any great increase of the present dimensions. I believe they will be materially increased, but my great object would be,...capable of improvement, and to remove what appears au obstacle to any great progress in such a very important point as the diameter of the wheels, upon... | |
 | George Drysdale Dempsey - 1846 - 282 pages
...any particular size of wheels, or even any increase of the present dimensions. I believe they will be materially increased ; but my great object would be...and the speed that may be obtained, so materially depend.' " " Admits all sorts of carriages, stage coaches, fyc., to be carried within the wheels. —... | |
 | Samuel Sidney - 1846 - 486 pages
...dimensions. I believe they will be materially " increased ; but my great object would be, in every possi" ble way, to render each part capable of improvement, "..." the cost of transport, and the speed that may be ob' ' tained so materially depends." 4551. Is that an extract from something written by Mr. Brunel?... | |
 | Samuel Sidney - 1846 - 486 pages
...dimensions. I believe they will be materially " increased ; but my great object would be, in every possi" ble way, to render each part capable of improvement, "...governs " the cost of transport, and the speed that ma3r be ob' ' tained so materially depends." 4551. Is that an extract from something written by Mr.... | |
 | Isambard Brunel - 1870 - 624 pages
...particular ' size of wheel, or even any great increase of the present dimensions. 'I believe they will be materially increased; but my great object ' would...every possible way to render each part capable of im' provement, and to remove what appears an obstacle to any great ' progress in such a very important... | |
 | Institution of Civil Engineers (Great Britain) - 1909 - 510 pages
...present dimensions. I believe they will be materially increased, but my great object would be in any possible way to render each part capable of improvement,...speed that may be obtained so materially depends. The objections which may be urged against these alterations are : (1) the increased widths required... | |
 | Edward Terence MacDermot - 1927 - 504 pages
...particular size of wheel or even any great increase of the present dimensions. I believe they will be materially increased, but my great object would be...each part capable of improvement, and to remove what C appears to be an obstacle to any great progress in such a very important point as the diameter of... | |
 | Institution of Civil Engineers (Great Britain) - 1909 - 506 pages
...dimensions. I believe they will be materially increased, but my great object would be in any lxrasible way to render each part capable of improvement, and...speed that may be obtained so materially depends. The objections which may be urged against these alterations are : (1) the increased widths required... | |
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