Measured in terms of mechanical power, men when the Constitution was formed were Lilliputians as compared with the Brobdingnagians of our day, when man outflies the eagle, outswims the fish, and by his conquest and utilization of the invisible forces of nature has become the superman; and yet the Constitution of 1787 is, in most of its essential principles, still the Constitution of 1922.

With Watt's utilization of steam vapour as a motive power, man suddenly passed into a new and portentous chapter of his varied history.

Thenceforth, he was to multiply his powers a thousandfold by the utilization of the invisible powers of Naturesuch as vapour and electricity.

When the framers of the Constitution met in high convention in Philadelphia in the summer of 1787, a Connecticut Yankee, John Fitch, was then also working in Philadelphia upon his steamboat; but twenty years were to pass before the prow of the Clermont was to part the waters of the Hudson, and nearly a half century before transportation was to be revolutionized by the utilization of Watt's invention in the locomotive.

Thus it supplies a mechanism not only for quantity output of that subtle reality we label energy, but also an apparatus for varying the available amount of it, and for permitting the maximum range in ease and rapidity of its utilization.

Such reports round out the evidence for the importance of the parathyroids in an understanding of the factors which control growth, especially as regards lime utilization, for without lime properly handled no building of cells is possible.

Evolution created a system of organs, the viscera, as specialists in energy conservation, utilization or transformation.

During the recent war there was inevitably much waste and muddle in the utilization of the military resources of the Allies.

The former is as old as man, and is part of the "passion for perfection" that characterizes all crescent society, and is indeed the chief difference between brute and human nature; it means the guaranteeing of justice, and may be described as consisting of abolition of privilege, equality of opportunity, and utilization of ability.

In double rank, the positions of kneeling and lying down are ordinarily used only for the better utilization of cover.

Among the latter were Laurentius Valla (died 1457); R. Agricola (died 1485); the Spaniard, Ludovicus Vives (1531), who referred inquiry from the authority of Aristotle to the methodical utilization of experience; and Marius Nizolius (1553), whose Antibarbarus was reissued by Leibnitz in 1670.

But however much his eye seemed always fixed on things earthly, and on the understanding and utilization of themyet, as a man of exceptional gifts, he could in no wise dispense with the extramundane and the supersensual.

The best analysis of denshiring in the Far East is still the book by K.J. Pelzer, Population and Land Utilization, New York 1941.

Mr. G.F. Kunz contributes an interesting chapter in which is recorded the progress made during that year in the discovery and utilization of precious stones.

Utilization of seaweeds from the South Atlantic and gulf coasts for agar and its decomposition by bacteria.

Banana stalk utilization and disposal.

SEE Getty, Frank D. WETHERILL, RICHARD W. The creative thinker; a practical plan for the more effective utilization.

Chemistry of coal utilization.

DIVISION OF CHEMISTRY & CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE ON CHEMICAL UTILIZATION OF COAL.

COMMITTEE ON CHEMICAL UTILIZATION OF COAL.

Chemistry of coal utilization.

Banana stalk utilization and disposal.

(2d ed., 1907, contains tests of 34 woods.) GAYER, KARL: Forest utilization.

Part II, Utilization of the wood of tanbark oak, by H.S. Betts, 1911, pp.

Duplex and quadruples operations are perhaps the most generally known methods by which increased utilization of the capacity of the line has been achieved.