Applied Motion Study
A Collection Method to industrial Preparedness

214 INDEX Chart, individual promotion, 191 master promotion, 190 Simultaneous Motion Cy- cle,— See Simultaneous Motion Cycle Chart Chronocyclegraph, descrip- tion, 84 facts demonstrated, 117 Chronocycle-Method, defini- tion, 46 description, 67 Cinematograph, double, 69 “Concrete System,” 64, 115 Conservation, America’s shortcomings, 9 Conservation, efficient, 75 relation to co-operation, 18, 19 Conserving, difference from hoarding, 6 Cooke, M. C., definition of standard, 37 Co-operation, insured under Scientific Management, 159 necessity, 40, 94, 143, 209 relation to conservation, 19 relation to Motion Study, 51 relation to Scientific Man- agement, 18 stages, 18 Correlation, necessity, 99 Cost, relation to Motion Study, 44 Cotton Cloth, savings in fold- ing, 42 Crippled Soldier, many types, 132 Motion Study Applied to, 131, 136 necessity for training, 131 need for encouragement, 135 Crippled Soldier — continued need for teaching, 137 placement, 137 problem, 133 provision for fatigue, 142 provision for rest, 142 relation to blind alley job, 197 relation to Fatigue Study, 173 three classes, 133 typewriters adapted to, 143 use of Simultaneous Mo- tion Cycle Chart, 93 use of teaching devices, 142 problem, need for co-oper- ation, 143 Cripples, utilization, 74 Cyclegraph, apparatus, de- scription, 83 method, description, 115 records, field, 141 spots, shape, 85 stretched, description and use, 91 Coulomb, 60 Decisions, as basis for re- classification of activi- ties, 92 recorded by cyclegraphs, 00 recorded by Motion Models, 90 Devices, selection, 36 Diagrams, importance, 114 Difference, undue emphasis, 100 Disciplinarian, 28 Dodge, J M., views on co-op- eration, 188 Ear, use of in teaching, 90