It should not be forgotten that "the term factory system, in technology, designates the combined operation of many orders of work-people ... in tending with assiduous skill a series of productive machines continually propelled by a central power. This... Journal of social science - Page 111by American social science assoc - 1882Full view - About this book
| 1882 - 1096 pages
...the inviolability of its purity and its peace is the most emphatic source of anxiety of law-makors ; and that any tendency, whether societary or political,...machines continually propelled by a central power. This definition includes such organizations as cotton-mills, flaxmills, silk and woolen-mills, and many... | |
| Helen Campbell - 1893 - 332 pages
...meaning of this system until Ure formulated one : — " The factory system in technology is simply the combined operation of many orders of work-people...with assiduous skill a series of productive machines, continuously impelled by a central power." 1 A central power controlling an army of workers had been... | |
| 1894 - 700 pages
...known as the domestic system as opposed to the factory system. Ure has denned the factory system as " the combined operation of many orders of work-people...with assiduous skill a series of productive machines continuously impelled by a central power."* Factory legislation with reference to employment of children,... | |
| Carroll Davidson Wright - 1903 - 222 pages
...law-makers ; and that any tendency, whether societary or political, toward its decay or even toward its disrespect deserves the immediate condemnation...machines continually propelled by a central power. This definition includes such organizations as cotton-mills, flax-mills, silk and woollen mills, and many... | |
| Carroll Davidson Wright - 1902 - 224 pages
...decay or even toward its disrespect deserves the immediate condemnation and active opposition of ah1 citizens as the leading cause of irreligion and of...machines continually propelled by a central power. This definition includes such organizations as cotton-mills, flax-mills, silk and woollen mills, and many... | |
| Carroll Davidson Wright - 1902 - 228 pages
...law-makers; and that any tendency, whether societary or political, toward its decay or even toward its disrespect deserves the immediate condemnation...work-people ... in tending with assiduous skill a scries of productive machines continually propelled by a central power. This deli nit ion includes... | |
| Frank Le Rond McVey - 1904 - 332 pages
...indicates the transition from hand production to machine manufacture. Continuing, the same writer says : " The term ' factory system,' in technology, designates the combined operation of many orders of work people, adult and young, in attending with assiduous skill a series of productive machines continuously... | |
| Frank Le Rond McVey - 1923 - 386 pages
...indicates the transition from hand production to machine manufacture. Continuing, the same writer says: "The term 'factory system,' in technology, designates the combined operation of many orders of work people, adult and young, in attending with assiduous skill a series of productive machines continuously... | |
| Bryn Jones - 1997 - 322 pages
...(Capital,vo\. I, p. 381), that the new type of factory was distinct from workshops since the former: designates the combined operation of many orders of...work-people ... in tending with assiduous skill a system of productive machines continuously impelled by a central power ... a vast automaton, composed... | |
| Stephen Prickett, Patricia Erskine-Hill - 2002 - 220 pages
...every machine and worker to the source of power that gave life to each factory: its 'prime mover'. The term Factory System, in technology, designates the combined operation of many orders of work-people...in tending with assiduous skill a series of productive machines continuously impelled... | |
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