- intervals, long or short, as desired. Each
shutter was
connected to a
chronographic clock that
recorded the exposures.
Muybridge carried a
telegraphic key...
- to market. It was
developed jointly by
American companies Hamilton and
Electro/Data Inc. In the
spring of 1972, the
first Pulsar watch was
marketed by...
- of the velocity. In 1864, the
Electro-ballistic
chronograph was invented, and by 1867 one
electro-ballistic
chronograph was
claimed by its
inventor to...
-
pioneering studies in spectrometry, high-frequency
sound and
capillary waves,
electro-encephalography, and the
precise measurement of time, chronometry. Eventually...
- ' The
system was also used in
Russia and ****an.
Sykes also
devised an
electro-mechanical
method of
working points and
signals which was
tried out[when...
-
Science monthly,
February 1919, page 118–120,
Scanned by
Google Books Electro Optic Application Test Equipment,
Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation, archived...
-
prototype in 1970, was
developed jointly by
Hamilton Watch Company and
Electro-Data,
founded by
George H. Thiess. John Bergey, the head of Hamilton's...
-
prototypes in 2011, each
known as the
Boxster E, as part of the "Model
Region Electro-Mobility Stuttgart"
practical trial. One
prototype was
equipped with electric...
- The Hipp-Toggle is a
device attached to a
pendulum or
balance wheel that
electro-mechanically
allows occasional impulse or
drive to the
pendulum or wheel...
- Auge-Ohr-Methode,
chronograph)
visually by
impersonal micrometer (moving
thread with
automatic registration)
photographic registration CCD or
other electro optic...
