How to make inventions; or, Inventing as a science and an art (1893)
Thompson, Edward P · New York, D. Van Nostrand co · leaf 184
suffici-ently strong in the particular investigator will suggest to itselfsome original result with balls. The chapter on SuggestiveIdeas may assist in connection with toys. For example thesuggestion automatic will apply here. Automatic toys areendless in number and more are to follow. Make a list… … 170 Similarly, exercise the inventive power in the lines of otherindustries. 33. An arc lamp is shown in the accompanying cut. Withouta verbal description, the exercise of the inventive power may beobtained by conjecturing the functions of the parts and theoperation of the whole device. CHAPTER…
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