Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Steam-engine in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Steam-engine museum in the pumping-station.
Such a condition was already supplied by the steam-engine.
And the man who invented the steam-engine, he was watching a teakettle.
He was watching a teakettle. And the man who invented the steam-engine.
In 1910 the steam-engine was replaced by a 1-cylinder diesel engine.
A water-wheel is necessary to exploit the force of water, and a steam-engine to exploit the elasticity of steam.
To do the work of a steam-engine would require 66 men, at a total cost of 15s.
the series of slides, the steam-engine and the anatomic wax-model.
A steam-engine will last longer than a ship,
The common and very imperfect bellows of the blacksmith is, in England, occasionally converted into a blowing-engine, by connecting its arm with a steam-engine.
the inventor of the steam-engine:"He would have surely not achieved what he has, without his predecessors.
The steam-engine itself, such as it was at its invention, during the manufacturing period at the close of the 17th century,
Society can simply calculate how many hours of labour are contained in a steam-engine, a bushel of wheat of the last harvest,
at the close of the development so far gone through stands the discovery that heat can be transformed into mechanical motion: the steam-engine.
every new technological discovery(the steam-engine, the car, the radio
The poor little thing was snorting like a steam-engine when she caught it, and kept doubling itself up
In that specification his steam-engine is described,
The first employees in the first, still steam-engine driven, factories did not have any rights concerning conditions of employment,
the airplane in the bird, the steam-engine in the boiling pot,
In spite of the gigantic liberating revolution which the steam-engine is carrying through in the social world-- and which is not yet completed by half-- it is beyond all doubt that the generation of fire by friction has had an even greater effect on the liberation of mankind.
extending the use of machinery has been as great as that produced by Watt's improvements of the steam-engine itself.
eighteenth centuries laboured to create the steam-engine had no idea that they were preparing the instrument which more than any other was to revolutionise social relations throughout the world.
Whether a steam-engine transfers its value daily piecemeal to some yarn, the product of a discrete labour-process, or for three months to a locomotive, the product of a continuous act of production, is immaterial as far as laying out the capital required for the purchase of the steam-engine is concerned.
The operating part of the boring machine is an immense drill driven by a steam-engine; without this machine,
the quantity of labour fixed in the steam-engine, the spindles, the factory building, and so forth.
And, in spite of the gigantic liberating revolution in the social world which the steam-engine is carrying through, and which is not yet half completed, it is beyond all doubt
I am confident that from the same weight of steam-engine machinery, we are now obtaining at least 50 per cent. more duty
spindles, steam-engine, coal, oil,& c.,