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Trolley-buses to replace street-cars. Three routes lead £35,000,000 transport change over.
During the increase of the external magnetic field, the domain structures typical for bulk lead samples under and in the vicinity of the critical thickness change at the threshold from superconductive...
British MPs and road experts inspect Germany’s famous new motorways. Visit may lead to radical change in British methods.
During the increase of an external magnetic field the typical domain structures of bulk lead samples above the critical thickness change at the threshold of superconductivity through the intermediate state...
COI synopsis: A challenge to Britain’s traditional hall of learning from three of the new universities. Lancaster students have participated in the administration of the university from the very beginning....
A growing town and a new road encroach upon the territory of a once isolated desert people. Two fathers and their sons confront difficulties between old ways and new. The films lead to speculation on the...
NoS synopsis: Animation by Joe Noble. L/S of the animator standing at an easel painting a cartoon. He holds his head as if looking for inspiration. Sausage (a dog) says to Sammy in a speech bubble: "The...
BFI Summary - Structure of oil-bearing rocks and principal methods of prospecting in New Guinea. BP synopsis: The beginning of the long search which may lead to a new oil field. A film about oil, how it is...
Features a dramatisation demonstrating a need for negotiation and followS on to show how to lead a winning negotiation.
Records the last night on which the ‘New York Times’ was printed using ‘hot type’ cast from molten lead. Linotype setting, page make-up, stereotype matting, curved metal-plate casting and the final...
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