Kinematics Of Machinery By Jayakumar Pdf Free Downloadl , Theory of Machines, Eurasia Publishing, New Delhi, 2006 Translation: E. Novichkova "The Age of Technology" was the title of a book by the American R. A. Monroe, written more than half a century ago. Written in line with the modern technological revolution, which, according to the author, leads to profound changes in the daily life of a person, it can rightfully be considered an encyclopedia of all trends in the scientific progress of mankind. For more than 50 years, it has been republished by more than 50 countries, its content has been included in all possible translated collections, it has been studied at universities and academies. Monroe describes the world in the light of a new science - cybernetics.With ardent enthusiasm, he preaches to his compatriots the advantage of a thrifty attitude towards the surrounding world, urging them to think about a more equitable distribution of the wealth that mankind has accumulated throughout its history. Like K. Marx, R. Monti believes in the finiteness of the forces of human society, that development must be careful and soft, which is what human society should be, unless it wants to be in the forces of self-destruction. Unlike the first book on cybernetics, "Era of Technology" is devoted to the problems of "practical reason" and its author, K. Idaho. Monroe's book was published shortly before his death. In fact, Monroe is a supporter of the American model of culture that developed after the Great Depression, and in this sense it is not surprising that his book is intended for Americans. However, it is also of great interest to the Russian reader. First of all, thanks to the vivid description of "practical life" using cybernetic terms and the original definition of "practice" as a "general universal pattern." The book is written in a very lively language, it contains a lot of life examples borrowed from American life. As in the first book, it examines in detail the areas of application of computer technology, the problems of achieving and maintaining an optimal level of labor productivity, the use of machines in education and science, and gives examples of the organization of people's labor, without which modern society is unthinkable. The only request that Monroe addresses the reader here is to carefully read everything that he reads. His book is written for those who would like to penetrate the mysteries of the economy of the future. The book contains many illustrations. R. Aikhum. Publisher: Biography-press, Moscow, Moscow 2000 3e8ec1a487
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