-
invented a
machine for
carding in 1748.
Arkwright made
improvements to this
machine and in 1775 took out a
patent for a new
carding engine,
which converted...
-
worsted yarn, etc.
Carding can also be used to
create blends of
different fibres or
different colours. When blending, the
carding process combines the...
- Leigh, Lancashire, was a reed-maker and
manufacturer of
cotton carding and
spinning engines in the 1780s,
during the
Industrial Revolution. He is
known for...
-
other men from Lancashire.
Bourn introduced his own
version of the
carding engine to work at this mill, and of the four Paul-Wyatt mills, it may have...
- in × 1.5 in), the ****anese PC
Engine is the
smallest major home game
console ever made.
Games were
released on Hu
Card cartridges and
later the CD-ROM...
- The
analytical engine was a
proposed digital mechanical general-purpose
computer designed by
English mathematician and
computer pioneer Charles Babbage...
- The Hu
Card (****anese: ヒューカード, Hepburn: HyūKādo) (Known as the
TurboChip in
regions where the PC
Engine was
marketed as the TurboGrafx-16) is a ROM cartridge...
- environment/multimedia
authoring software in the
tradition of Hyper
Card and is
based on the Meta
Card engine. Its
primary focus is on
providing a
relatively accessible...
-
level editor. The "
engine"
terminology is akin to the term "software
engine" used more
widely in the
software industry. Game
engine can also
refer to the...
- to Germany, with a
collection of the
parts needed to
reconstruct the
carding engine. In a
letter to Prince-Elector Karl
Theodor of the
Palatinate and Bavaria...