Fatigue and Efficiency: A Study in IndustryCharities publication committee, 1912 - 893 páginas |
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... poison to his fellow men , so the outcome of the life of each part of the body , each tissue , be it muscle , brain , or what not , is a poison to that part and its fellows , and may be a poison to yet other parts . Of each member ...
... poison to his fellow men , so the outcome of the life of each part of the body , each tissue , be it muscle , brain , or what not , is a poison to that part and its fellows , and may be a poison to yet other parts . Of each member ...
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... poisoning due to the unexpelled toxins of fatigue . " The poisons are more and more heaped up , poisoning the muscles , poisoning the brain , poisoning the heart , poison- ing at last the blood itself , starting in the intricate ...
... poisoning due to the unexpelled toxins of fatigue . " The poisons are more and more heaped up , poisoning the muscles , poisoning the brain , poisoning the heart , poison- ing at last the blood itself , starting in the intricate ...
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... poisons of fatigue . Physiological processes turn pathological ; the normal instruments of life become agents of death . Obviously , on this side of death , there is a wide range of injuries which metabolic products can inflict upon the ...
... poisons of fatigue . Physiological processes turn pathological ; the normal instruments of life become agents of death . Obviously , on this side of death , there is a wide range of injuries which metabolic products can inflict upon the ...
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... poison the whole organism unless prevented from accumulating unduly , and go to constitute what we know as fatigue . But , as we saw above in considering the ergograph , there is another fundamental factor in fatigue which must be taken ...
... poison the whole organism unless prevented from accumulating unduly , and go to constitute what we know as fatigue . But , as we saw above in considering the ergograph , there is another fundamental factor in fatigue which must be taken ...
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... poison for itself in its very act of living , casting off chemical wastes into the circling bloodstream ; not only are these wastes poured into the blood faster with increased exertion , clogging the muscle more and more with its own ...
... poison for itself in its very act of living , casting off chemical wastes into the circling bloodstream ; not only are these wastes poured into the blood faster with increased exertion , clogging the muscle more and more with its own ...
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61st Congress Abbé accidents allowed average British canneries cent chap closing hour contract cotton mill dangerous diseases earn effects efficiency eight eight-hour day employed employers employment of women enacted enforcement exemptions exhaustion experience fact factory inspectors fatigue foot sewing girls glycogen hours of labor human ical increase industrial injuries investigation kilos labor legislation laundries limiting machine machinery manufacture Massachusetts mechanical ment mercantile establishments mills monotony muscle muscular nerve nervous neurasthenia night shifts non-textile number of hours o'clock occupations operation organism output overstrain overtime overwork period persons physical physicians physiological piece-work pig iron practice production prohibited protection reduced regulation rest Salford scientific management season Sidney Webb South Carolina speed statistics statute strain telephone ten-hour day textile tion trades twelve hours United wage-earners wages week women's hours workday workers workmen York Zeiss