 ... to costs which at first were not considered with sufficient care. 4. Believing unreservedly that the increased capacity of a railway and its stations, the economies of operation, and other advantages will bring about gradually the systematic electrification...  A Life of George Westinghouse - Page 160by Henry Goslee Prout, American Society of Mechanical Engineers - 1922 - 375 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Railroads - 1910 - 1330 pages
...WESTINT.HOUSE, President, ASME Believing unreservedly that the increased capacity of a railway and its station, the economies of operation, and other advantages will...system embracing fundamental standards of construction which must bfr accepted by all railway companies in order to insure a continuance of that interchange... | |
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...in that they direct attention to costs which at first were not considered with sufficient care. 212 Believing unreservedly that the increased capacity...experience, judgment and foresight may enable us to avoid. 213 It is my intention in this paper to direct attention to the necessity for the very early selection... | |
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...will bring about gradually the systematic electrification of steam railways, the wish of the author is that the progress of the art may not be hampered and such electrification of main lines delayed or rendered unprofitable by mistakes which, with experience, judgment and foresight,... | |
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