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At one of the meetings of the IMechE in 1850, in discussions about the enormous problem of railway axle failures, Hodge made the very interesting suggestion that "To arrive at any true results as to the structure of iron it would be necessary to call in the aid of the microscope, to examine the
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devices for grinding wheat, regulating springs in railway cars, machinery for processing felted cloth, machinery for brewing liquors, papermaking machinery, machinery that produced dinnerware, and improvements in machinery technology for the smelting of glass, metal, and porcelain. He also made
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A good article, a pleasure to read, and informative about a subject few would be capable of writing in this much detail about. Would be thrilled to pass after the repair of the two sections mentioned above.
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Ref 4 (Lyons 1976, 71): Reliable source; could not verify this source using the Internet, but it isn't load-bearing (its only use is to support a statement referenced to other citations as well).
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Article has been around for a few years, and nothing seems to have happened on it besides harmonious collaboration. No real POV stance is taken, let alone an undue one.
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Ref 1 (Grace's Guide): Credible source, says everything that's cited to it. An interesting thing from this source that would be nice to have in the article:
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Ref 8 (Proceedings): Two inventions had been blended into one, but I fixed this. Reliable source which now supports the claims being cited to it.
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Ref 5 (Kane 1997, 272): Reliable source, and supports the claim cited to it. It's on page 273, not 272, so editing to be correct.
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Ref 2 (Popular Science Monthly): Reliable source, checks out; it seems to me like the relevant passage is on page 490 though.
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Ref 12 (White 1979, 281): Could not get this page from Google Books, but it's a reliable source and I will AGF.
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Ref 11 (White 1979, 491): Could not get this page from Google Books, but it's a reliable source and I will AGF.
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Ref 10 (White 1979, 280): Could not get this page from Google Books, but it's a reliable source and I will AGF.
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Microscope analysis of the crystal structure of metals is a big-ass deal (and continues to be so today)!
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Lead is pretty short, I think it ought to mention what some of his inventions were and who used them.
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improvements to machinery that made pigments for ink, gas lighting, and waterproofing fabrics
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It feels like the membership of secret societies and death could be expanded on a bit more.
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All media is public-domain and clearly illustrates topics related to the article subject.
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Ref 7 (Santa Cruz Sentinel): Reliable source, and supports the claims cited to it.
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Ref 6 (King 2001, 4-5): Reliable source, and supports the claims cited to it.
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Ref 3 (Deseret Evening News): Reliable source, supports what's cited to it.
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Born, lived, designed, built, died. Not much more to talk about, is there?
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For this one I will use the same scale as I do for all my reviews.
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This thing should be fixed, but I won't hold up a "pass" for it.
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Talk:Paul Rapsey Hodge
Copyvio detector
Authorship
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Templates
Criteria
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Article
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JPxG
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contribs
23:10, 30 March 2021 (UTC)
jp
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23:10, 30 March 2021 (UTC)
Earwig's detector
Doug Coldwell
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10:59, 1 April 2021 (UTC)
Doug Coldwell
talk
20:54, 31 March 2021 (UTC)
Doug Coldwell

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