joseph whitworth
11Whitworth Art Gallery — Infobox Historic building name = Whitworth Art Gallery caption = The Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester map type = latitude = 53.460278 longitude = 2.229444 location town = Manchester location country = United Kingdom architect = J and J.W.… …
12Whitworth — This English locational and enobled surname, originates from the villages of Whitworth in Lancashire and Durham. It is a name that one should be really proud to hold. It was for over a century, perhaps THE most famous name in British Engineering …
13Whitworth Baronets — There has been one Whitworth Baronetcy. Whitehead of the Firs, Lancashire Created in the Baronetage of the United Kingdom 1 November 1869 for Joseph Whitworth. He was one of the leading English engineers and inventors of the day. * Sir Joseph… …
14Joseph Clement — Infobox Engineer image size = caption = name = Joseph Clement nationality = British birth date = June 13 1779 birth place = Great Asby, Westmorland death date = February 28 1844 death place = Southwark education = spouse = parents = children =… …
15Whitworth (homonymie) — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Whitworth désigne : Whitworth une réserve indienne du Canada. Joseph Whitworth, ingénieur britannique, qui a donné son nom à un pas de vis. Whitworth …
16Joseph — /joh zeuhf, seuhf/, n. 1. Jacob s eleventh son, the first of Jacob and his second wife, Rachel: sold into slavery by his brothers. Gen. 30:22 24; 37. 2. the husband of Mary who was the mother of Jesus. Matt. 1:16 25. 3. (Hinmaton yalaktit), c1840 …
17Joseph — (as used in expressions) Abbot, Sir John (Joseph Caldwell) Addison, Joseph Akiba ben Joseph Jacques Joseph Ahearn Arrow, Kenneth J(oseph) Abba Mari ben Moses ben Joseph Banks, Sir Joseph Belloc, (Joseph Pierre) Hilaire Berrigan, Daniel (Joseph) y …
18Whitworth-Gewinde — Whit|worth|ge|win|de auch: Whit|worth Ge|win|de 〈[wı̣twœ:ð ] n. 13〉 Schraubengewinde, das auf der Maßeinheit Zoll beruht [nach dem Erfinder Sir Joseph Whitworth, 1803 1887] …
19Whitworth — noun [as modifier] denoting a standard series of screw threads in imperial sizes. Origin C19: from the name of the English engineer Sir Joseph Whitworth …
20whitworth's quick return — ˈhwitˌwərths also ˈwi noun Usage: usually capitalized W Etymology: after Sir Joseph Whitworth died 1887 English mechanical engineer and inventor : a quick return in which the follower is a bar rotating or oscillating about one end and carrying a… …
