 | Andrew Bell - 1815 - 486 páginas
...as they do. For, unlike the mechanical powers, the more work this Intel144 §ctual and moral engine has to perform'; the greater is the facility and expedition With which it is performed, and the higher is the degree of perfection to which it is carried. It has the further advantage, that there... | |
 | Joseph Lancaster - 1932 - 172 páginas
...multiplies work, but in a degree which does not admit of the same limits, and scarcely of the same calculations as they do. For, unlike the mechanical...is carried. Such are the advantages of conducting a school on the scheme of the Asylum at Madras. It is almost unnecessary to add, that all the facilities... | |
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... powers and marvellous effects. Like the steam engine, or spinning machinery, it diminishes labour and multiplies work, but in a degree which does not admit of the same limits, and scarcely of the same calculations as they do. For, unlike the mechanical... 