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Telecommunicationsy assumed the form of words, at first only a few, then increasingly more and more numerous as required to describe what had happened and was happening to the senses or was elaborated by the brain. Communication thus was strictly limited by the range of perception of those sounds: by increasing the v

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Secondary Motorsnciple that mechanical energy could be “stored” by the deformation of a flexible element..For the Greeks any device that caused another object to move was a motor; this same criterion was used later by the Romans without any alteration. The first motor was the wind as it drove the sails and the wate

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Some Applications of Fireellectual phase; any further development towards civilization starts from the capability of managing it..Apart from the innumerable technical and material consequences, there are others that are even more important but that at first glance escape us completely. Fire shattered darkness and eliminated

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1875-3442 orical developments of Mechanism Design in Antiquity.In addiWe live in an age in which one can easily think that our generation has invented and discovered almost everything; but the truth is quite the opposite. Progress cannot be considered as sudden unexpected spurts of individual brains: such a g

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Der Wasser- und Elektrolythaushalty interested in the study of geometry..It is also well known that in building temples and towns, accurate measuring of distances is essential. A powerful impulse in this field of knowledge was experienced during the Roman Empire.

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Measuring Masson in nearly all populations of that time..With respect to devices, the first ones were probably those designed to measure mass, since a yarn with some knots to measure a length can not be considered a real device. The impetus for the design of mass measuring devices quite certainly came from the trades.

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Measuring Distancey interested in the study of geometry..It is also well known that in building temples and towns, accurate measuring of distances is essential. A powerful impulse in this field of knowledge was experienced during the Roman Empire.