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Donkin, Bryan |
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Donkin, Bryan(born March 22, 1768, Sandree, Northumberland, Eng.—died Feb. 27, 1855, London) British inventor. Initially apprenticed to a papermaker, Donkin perfected a version of the Fourdrinier machine. He established a factory to produce and can vegetable soups and preserved meats for the Royal Navy. With a printer he developed a forerunner of the rotary press and a composition printing roller. He became a civil engineer in London, received two gold medals from the Society of Arts, and was a founder of the British Institution of Civil Engineers (1818). |
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| TOM TROY has been named head of Safeco Business Insurance, and SPENCER DONKIN was named bead of personal and commercial insurance field underwriting. amp;ldquo;If the speed sensor fails, it tells the controller there’s no movement, so the controller shuts down the spray rate to zero, even though you’re moving and should be spraying,” Donkin says. Although Donkin was a CPR instructor and taught more than 100 classes on the subject, she had never actually performed it in a life-and-death situation prior to this incident. |
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