Journal of the Franklin Institute, Volume 258Pergamon Press, 1954 Vols. 1-69 include more or less complete patent reports of the U. S. Patent Office for years 1825-1859. cf. Index to v. 1-120 of the Journal, p. [415] |
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... ment to seek various means by which additional funds for endowment and other purposes would ultimately accrue to the Institute . During 1953 , more than $ 18,000 was contributed toward general endowment , laboratory and children's ...
... ment to seek various means by which additional funds for endowment and other purposes would ultimately accrue to the Institute . During 1953 , more than $ 18,000 was contributed toward general endowment , laboratory and children's ...
Page 253
... ment is protected by elaborate hy- draulic valves and safety interlocks . A novel feature is a special clean- ing cart which propells itself down the inside of the shock tube between tests , to sweep up , like a street sweeper , the ...
... ment is protected by elaborate hy- draulic valves and safety interlocks . A novel feature is a special clean- ing cart which propells itself down the inside of the shock tube between tests , to sweep up , like a street sweeper , the ...
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... ment for investigation because the process of innovation in mechanical apparatus can be traced more accurately than in religious , ethical , and philosophic concepts . However , the process of development has greater sig- nificance than ...
... ment for investigation because the process of innovation in mechanical apparatus can be traced more accurately than in religious , ethical , and philosophic concepts . However , the process of development has greater sig- nificance than ...
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