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LONDON, APRIL 2 2 , 1927 No. 16 EDITORIAL Research Associations EADING through the lieport of thc Privy Council .for Scientific i i i d Industrial Hesearcli more n t GIW R leisure, we found ourselves regretting that two iidtlitionnl rcseiircli iissocintions a t lenst, ~in~iiely, those to in:ilring industries, w r c not. in active being. Ncitlicr of tliesc iniportniit industries is iictually lnnguisliiiig, but it ctin surely not be hcltl tlint nothing reiiitiins to be discovered wliicli shall be of \wluc to them. I n both instnnccs it is true that nicchnnicnl :iuiI engineering skill hns been 1:irgely responsible for lo\vcring the costs of production, i \ d tllc mnnufncturcr niiturnlly pays great liecd t o improwincnts in plnnt tint1 cquipnent. 111 tlic ceinciit industry, producing ilftcr :i liuudrcd yerirs n t the rate of wound four iiiillion tons of ceirient a year, niorc than twicc :IS inucli cnpitnl per ninii cinploycd is invested 11s conipnrecl with tlic nverngc for all other intlustries, :iiitL tlic 1ii:u)uf:tcturcr nppciws rcndy to. spend still furtlicr up011 iiiipro\wl kilns, cliiilrcr cooIcrs, grinding ~nills, iiicc1i:inicnl conveyors tint1 pncliiug Iiirtchines, [lust, filte
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- Publisher
- Wiley (John Wiley & Sons); Wiley (ISSN 0368-4075)
- Published
- 1927
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Chemistry (Physical Sciences)