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Is a plough still used today?
Are ploughs and fallow land still use today
Is it still in use today?
not specific.
Is it still used today?
not specific.
What recording techniques used by the beatles are still used today?
Multi-track analog tape recording is still used today (although not commonly).
What are three Chinese inventions that still exist today?
Three Chinese inventions that still exist today are gunpowder, which is still used in firearms and fireworks; the magnetic compass, which is still used for navigation; and paper, which is still widely used for writing and printing.
How old is Sir Richard Arkwright?
Sir Richard Arkwright was born on January 3, 1733 and died on August 3, 1792. Sir Richard Arkwright would have been 59 years old at the time of death or 282 years old today.
Is Richard Leakey still alive?
Yes, Richard Leakey is still a live today
Is the study of literature still relevant today?
yes
Is Richard ramirez still married?
last I had heard, he was still married to lioy as of today 9-1-2011 NO The first answer is correct--Richard and Doreen are still married.
Why do you still study Patrick Henry today?
He's Important.
What names of Greek doctors do you still study today?
I don't study them because im smarter than them
Are the conttributions J Richard Bond still used in space exploration today?
Yes the contributions J. Richard Bond made are still used in space till this day
How do we use Marie Curies inventions today?
She was in the study of Radiology and she helped to introduce and increase knowledge which is still used today.
Why is canada an idea location to study the effects of glacial movement?
The imprint on Canad's landscape can still be seen today.
Who is Richard Arkwright?
Richard Arkwright could be considered the father of the factory. An entrepreneur, he invented the carding machine. Cotton is a useful plant material, but in Arkwright's day, cotton was hand carded. Carding is the process of making cotton fibers straight and free from seeds which are very hard to remove from the fibers. It is a very time consuming and arduous process by hand. Arkwright invented a machine which would remove the seeds and make the fibers straight.Since the spinning jenny had already been invented, Arkwright and his partners combined the two and set up shop making textiles in a small factory. His patents were challenged again and again, but his skills as a synthesist gave him the edge against individual patent infringements. He used Watts' steam engine to power the water wheels to power his factories.The movement that would eventually become the Luddites tried to break the machinery in his factory, but his own workers defended them. Since his breakthroughs put many cottage industries out of work, he was not popular with who would become Luddites.While some people considered him crazy, Arkwright negotiated his business sense into a title, an estate, and fabulous wealth. He went from having 5 pounds in his pocket to having over half a million pounds...the equivalent of over 200 million today.
What was the first definitive study of fingerprints still used today?
The first definitive study of fingerprints still used today is the 1892 paper by Sir Francis Galton, a British anthropologist and cousin of Charles Darwin. Galton's work on fingerprints laid the foundation for modern fingerprint identification, and his classification system is still widely used in forensic science.
When was Growing Up Today Study created?
Growing Up Today Study was created in 1996.
