Art.

 1 1  |        well-defined periods. The use of fire, the art of working
 2 1  |       During the Middle Ages the use of these devices was elaborated,
 3 1  |         was turned to scientific use was that of mathematical
 4 1  |       scientific instruments for use in surveying and engines
 5 2  |         principles governing the use of steam for power were
 6 3  |      contribution to restore the use of reason."~When Watt arrived
 7 4  |  laziness of man prompted him to use this force to ease his labour.
 8 4  | fountains. One method was by the use of fire. He took a metal
 9 4  |           It was of no practical use, and could hardly be called
10 4  |          make any mention of the use of fire; their descriptions
11 4  |        The chief obstacle to the use of atmospheric pressure
12 4  |       saving. But Savery did not use a piston Having got the
13 4  |   provide the power, and then to use it to drive an ordinary
14 4  |         latest type of engine in use. He discovered that the
15 4  |          Newcomen's machine made use of steam, but it was driven
16 5  |      than the engines already in use. Its introduction into many
17 5  |        of industry. It was of no use to them; they could not
18 5  |      needed a big plant, and the use of mechanical means for
19 5  |         to be cast at Carron for use in a big-scale model, the
20 7  |   perfected, and were advised to use a water-wheel, supplying
21 7  |          charging a rent for the use of the engine so long as
22 7  |           levied on them for the use of their own property in
23 8  |      made pure cotton goods. The use of printed cottons was prohibited
24 8  |          Billy," which came into use about 1780X and these also
25 8  |           No one was supposed to use a spinning machine that
26 8  |         as possible, even if its use were to be confined to mills
27 8  |        took out a patent for the use of the crank to obtain a
28 8  |      victim. He was forbidden to use the crank; very well, he
29 8  |         so bad that he could not use them. "Therefore I fear
30 8  |          Watt's engines and made use of it without recognising
31 8  |      engineers, not scrupling to use their skill to defraud their
32 9  |       linendraper Moore does not use my engine to drive chaises,
33 9  |  followed on Watt suggesting the use of a screw in place of the
34 9  |        measure the extent of the use of steampower in the British
35 App|     understand the terms then in use. All gases were referred
36 App|  repeated the experiment, but no use was made of the observation.