Word: developed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...education. To such an idea, perhaps is due the present regulated and restricted method of imparting education. But for the future something else must be devised a system which based on the assumption that students are really seeking education, will allow educational facilities to exist at their best and develop, to their utmost, and at the same time allow those who seek learning to attain it as they will...
...monoxide, with azote, carbonic acid gas and hydrogen, which is drawn through a pipe to the carburetor. On the way it is cooled and freed from dust. In the carburetor the gas is mixed with air, as in a gasoline engine, whence it is drawn into the cylinders. To develop the same power as gasoline, a larger tank must be used, but the cost is only one-third as much. Very little change needs to be made in regular engines to fit them for the charcoal system...
...ideals and conceptions have been generations, even centuries ahead of the ideals and conceptions of their contemporaries. It success is to consist in elevating humanity to the higher levels of the genius in his own single lifetime, there can never be a successful man. The minds of human beings develop steadily but slowly; the conception of a United States of America was impossible in the Middle Ages; the conception of a United States of the world is too big for most men to grasp in 1924. But this should not result in branding the few whose vision so far outstrips...
Major Moore explained that Harvard's lack of track success in recent years has been due to the unusually difficult situation arising from the fact that the schools from which the University draws its entrants do not develop track athletes. "The obviating of this difficulty," he said, "makes the promise of a successful season this year particularly encouraging...
Individual brilliance was the downfall of the Yankee sextet. They neglected to develop any sort of team play and depended upon their individual efforts to overcome their opponents...