Applied Motion Study
A Collection Method to industrial Preparedness

216 INDEX Habit — continued utilisation, 180 Halftime work, 102 Hanau, Mr., 150 Happiness, result of interest- ing activity, 211 minutes, need for increas- ing, 75 Health, insured under Scien- tific Management, 159 Home Reading Box, 172, 184 Human Element, conserva- tion, 73 conserved by efficiency, 53 lack of conservation, 14 need for study, 42 use of laboratory method in study, 15 Humidity, records, 80 Improvements, suggested by micromotion study, 92 Indecision, recorded by cyclegraphs, 90 recorded by Motion Models, 90 Individual Promotions Chart, 191 Industrial situation, effect of Motion Study, 50 training, requirements, 52 Inspection, under Scientific Management, 49 Inspector, 31 Instruction Cards, 26, 183 Instruments of Precision, 57 availability, 72 use, 61 Interest, methods of creat- ing, 180 relation to monotony, 179, 208 relation to Motion Study, 180, 181 relation to Three Position Plan of Promotion, 199 International Engineers’ Congress, 57 Invention, stimulated by Standards, 95 Journal of Political Econ- omy, 21 Kent, R. T., 156 Laboratory investigations, by-products, 16 method, and Motion Study, 16 method, use in study of human element, 15 plant, use, 16 Learner, teaching, 112 Learning, curves, use, 142 process, composition, 110 process, definition, 121 Likenesses, importance, 100 increased by transporta- tion, 7 Machines, lack of standard- isation, 11 Maintenance, relation to con- servation, 6 prerequisites, 159 Management, military, 21 Marey, 62, 115 Master Promotion Chart, de- scription, 190 Value, 191 Measurement, advantages, 37 elements, 44, 58, 98 necessity, 76 Method, ideal, derivation, 46 of attack, taught by Mo- . tion Study, 183 standard, derivation, 111 Methods, improvement of standardisation, 11 Microchronometer, change in dial, 80