발명품을 만드는 발명가.Inventors at Work, by George Iles
CONTENTS
PAGE
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS xiii
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xxi
CHAPTER
I. INTRODUCTORY 1
II. FORM
5
III. FORM CONTINUED. BRIDGES 18
IV. FORM CONTINUED. LIGHTNESS, EASE IN MOTION
39
V. FORM CONTINUED. SHIPS 52
VI.[viii] FORM CONTINUED. RESISTANCE LESSENED 65
VII. FORM CONTINUED. ECONOMY OF LIGHT AND HEAT
72
VIII. FORM CONTINUED. TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS
89
IX. FORM CONTINUED. ABORIGINAL ART 108
X. SIZE 120
XI. PROPERTIES 135
XII.[ix] PROPERTIES CONTINUED
154
XIII. PROPERTIES CONTINUED
163
XIV. PROPERTIES CONTINUED 180
XV. PROPERTIES CONTINUED. RADIO-ACTIVITY. 197
XVI. MEASUREMENT 208
XVII. MEASUREMENT CONTINUED 219
XVIII. NATURE AS TEACHER 245
XIX.[x] QUALIFICATIONS OF INVENTORS AND DISCOVERERS
267
XX. OBSERVATION 279
XXI. EXPERIMENT 299
XXII. AUTOMATICITY AND INITIATION 329
XXIII. SIMPLIFICATION 340
XXIV. THEORIES HOW REACHED AND USED
355
XXV. THEORIZING CONTINUED 366
XXVI.[xi] NEWTON, FARADAY AND BELL AT WORK
387
XXVII. BESSEMER, CREATOR OF CHEAP STEEL. NOBEL, INVENTOR OF NEW EXPLOSIVES 401
XXVIII. COMPRESSED AIR 417
XXIX. CONCRETE AND ITS REINFORCEMENT
429
XXX. MOTIVE POWERS PRODUCED WITH NEW ECONOMY 446
XXXI. MOTIVE POWERS, CONTINUED. HEATING SERVICES
457
XXXII.[xii] A FEW SOCIAL ASPECTS OF INVENTION 478
INDEX 489