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Image sizes: 256x256, 48x48, 32x32, 24x24, 20x20, 16x16 File formats: BMP, GIF, PNG, ICO ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Tags: dimage digital camera, www dada net image, glossy icon set, donovan mcnabb images, scanimage error during deviceSeparate communities, with social and political have started to arise The unions, and even with own religious sects [it. It Thompson, TheMaking of the British Working Class (New York: Vintage Books, 1966)]. To these Time the huge merit of factory system, thanks to which city is not estimated Workers have left dwellings of owners and have got own that was Enormous jump to it personal independence. But for this achievement It was necessary to pay strengthening of social differentiation. Representations Owners and workers have about each other started to develop all less on a basis Personal acquaintance and more and more - proceeding from ordinary stereotypes, more likely even Caricatures. Consequences of it for the organisation of an economic life till now Are not quite clear yet. To affliction of sociologists liking generalisation, advantages and appeal Different branches. For example, manufacture of stamps and did not become quite Factory business. Most courageous of possible generalisations - to underline that at Transition to factory system large-scale use has sharply increased Mechanical energy. More low we will mention results of transition to factories for three Key industries: metallurgy and metal working, textile and, The ceramic. The choice of branches is not casual. First two were the major for Industrial revolution, and ceramics manufacture is of special interest, As here to factory methods have addressed a little earlier, than in others Branches, mainly for the sake of perfection of the organisation of work and not Urged on by any essential mechanical inventions. Early energy sources: water, a wind and muscles To the invention of the steam engine as an energy source served water and Windmills, draught animals and muscles of the person (the first are named most Cheap sources). Capacity water or a windmill depended on it Arrangement and the size, but also in a XIX-th century usually did not surpass ten Horsepowers. [See: R. J. Forbes, "Power to 1850", chap. 5, vol. 4, History of ![]()
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