They're also close in their settings and characters (impossibly advanced steam-power society, scrappy boy and girl turn out to be wiser than the power-mad adults). ❋ The_infamous_j (2007)
Having inherited the steam-power legacy and the mysterious ability to funnel the assets of others into his own coffers through the mere use of ink and paper, Eson is hated by some and feared by others. ❋ Tia Nevitt (2007)
A house, centuries old, deserted and falling to pieces, its woods and gardens long since grass-land or ploughed up, the Rivers Ribble and Darwen glancing below it, and a vague haze of smoke, against which not even the supernatural prescience of the first Stuart could foresee a counter-blast, hinting at steam-power, powerful in two distances. ❋ Unknown (2007)
The rest the “separate condenser” is steam-power history. ❋ James Burke (2007)
But the great fact, compared with which all others pale into insignificance, was that we were the first to use steam-power and machinery. ❋ Unknown (2007)
One country, Stahlrogia, has gotten a jump on the rest of the planet, they've got steam-power, trains, DC electricity, and big ambitions ... ❋ Steve Perry (2007)
Two years in succession he sailed from the Pacific into Ross Sea with two ships that had no auxiliary steam-power. ❋ Unknown (2003)
They will have this area where this accident occurred roped off, it will be closed, the steam-power display area will be closed, but other parts of the fairgrounds will be open, and at this point, they are going ahead with it. ❋ Unknown (2001)
Although their airships are motor-powered, the Zylorians have not found an engine capable of mov - ing their ships, or for carrying them for very far and, since steam-power also is unknown, they still rely on sails and oars for motive power. ❋ Moorcock, Michael, 1939- (1984)
The first to raise the question of maximum effi - ciency in steam-power engineering was Nicolas ❋ MAX JAMMER (1968)
Clausius 'thermodynamic definition of entropy, based as it is ultimately on a certain existence theorem in the theory of differentials, is obviously rather abstract and far removed from visualizability, in spite of the fact that the differential expression under discussion reflects an operational result in steam-power engineer - ing. ❋ MAX JAMMER (1968)
Weaving may be performed by hand in hand-looms or by steam-power in power-looms, but the arrangements for both are to a certain extent the same. ❋ Unknown (N/A)
England ought to be demolished, for the advantage of agriculture, and steam-power should to be provided for the millers. ❋ Henry Flagg French (N/A)
It is by no means improbable that fields that have already been drained in this country, may be, in the lifetime of their present occupants, plowed and subsoiled by means of steam-power, and stirred to as great a depth as shall be found at all desirable. ❋ Henry Flagg French (N/A)
Calculations for the maintenance of the steam-power are also given; but this depends so much on local circumstances, that English estimates would be of little value to us. ❋ Henry Flagg French (N/A)
Under this act, it became necessary for the Commissioners to estimate the comparative cost of steam and water-power, in order to carry out their idea of giving to the mill-owners a steam-power equivalent to their water-power. ❋ Henry Flagg French (N/A)
Would such men have spent their time in hewing out beams of oak ten or twelve inches square by main strength and patience if they had possessed the circular saw driven by steam-power? ❋ Various (N/A)
