Applied Motion Study
A Collection Method to industrial Preparedness

INDEX 215 Economy, dangers of un- studied, 76 need, 74, 103 relation to waste elimina- tion, 76 Education, effect of Motion Study, 205 lack of standardisation, 102 need for correlation, 101 need, 53 relation to Scientific Meth- od, 97 . . Elementary units, definition, 63 Employer, benefits from Mo- tion Study, 211 Employment, methods of providing regular, 163 regularity under Scientific Management, 103 steady, relation to Motion Study, 209 Employment Manager, ad- vantages of Three Posi- tions Plan, 199 Engineer, advantages as manager, 15 collection of Crippled Sol- dier data by, 94 place in measuring activity and fatigue, 77 place in Social better- ment, 144 responsibility to Crippled Soldier, 134 Experience, transfer through Motion Model, 126 Farming, intensive, 10 Fatigue, provision, 121 records, 77 relation to Motion Study, 182 Fatigue Museum, 172 “ Fatigue Study,” 53, 71, 77, 130, 142, 171, 172, 208 Fatigue Study, as offering field of investigation, 184 description and outline, 170 provision for rest, 142 relation to Motion Study, 208 relation to shop practice, 17 results 14 under ’ Scientific Manage- ment, 168 Finger-wisdom, necessity, 51 Fortune Sheet, description, 191 products and by-products, 192 Functionalization, plan of under Scientific Man- agement, 21 Gang Boss, 28 Gibbons, J., 152 Godfather movement, de- scription, 197 Grace, recorded by cycle- graphs, 90 recorded by Motion Mod- els, 90 Greul, W. H., 147 Growth, industrial defini- tion, 5 Habit, importance, 204 recorded by cyclegraphs, 90 recorded by Motion Model, 90 recorded by stretched cyclegrapb, 91 relation to monotony, 178 shown in cyclegraphs, 118 use in efficient motions, 91