Applied Motion Study
A Collection Method to industrial Preparedness

10 APPLIED MOTION STUDY and in maintaining or progressing beyond our present conservation of the human element. The material problem is being attacked along different lines in a more or less systematic manner. We all appreciate the benefits of scientific or intensive farming, until now our native farmers, working under the direction of and with the co-operation of the Department of Agriculture, get results that equal those of European farmers, in their native lands, or here in ours. The importance of labor- atory analysis of materials and the help that ap- plied science can render and is more and more rendering to the industries are also being recog- nised. Agricultural experience has taught the valuable lesson that it is possible to get great output, yet, at the same time, leave the producing force unimpaired, by a proper expenditure of money and brains. Experience with applied sci- ence has taught that by-products, as well as products, must be considered, and that the exact methods of science often bring results that are beyond those looked for or hoped for. It has been common practice to consider a transaction satisfactory, or better, if it fulfilled one’s expecta- tions, to lay emphasis upon the result rather than