glassmaking

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Glassmaking at this time was almost entirely utilitarian.
這時，制作玻璃用品幾乎全都是爲(wèi)了獲取實利。
In 1868, when the industry was still struggling to re-establish other forms of glassmaking, 3, 662 tons of beads were exported.
到了1868年，即便島上的工匠們在埋頭對玻璃吹制技術(shù)重新探索時，玻璃珠的出口量也達到了3,662噸。
In the 19th and early 20th centuries, advances in glassmaking, along with lens grinding and polishing, led to the building of larger and larger telescopes, often on mountaintops that we...[More]
到了19世紀(jì)和20世紀(jì)初，隨著玻璃制造技術(shù)的發(fā)展，以及透鏡研磨和拋光技術(shù)日益成熟，人們開始建造越來越大型的望遠鏡。這些望遠鏡常常矗立在適宜天文觀測的山頂上，那裡空氣更稀薄，天空更清澈。

So, practitioners who understood what we would know to be chemistry were highly valued in that society. And then, you may expand it to other chemical processes, dyeing of cloth, glassmaking, and metals extraction.
所以，理解我們所知爲(wèi)化學(xué)的,先行者們，在那個社會是,非常寶貴的，儅時，你可能將其擴展到另一個化學(xué)過程，如佈料的染色，玻璃的制造，還有金屬提取。
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The market soon found another solution for glassmaking, a new type of coal furnace, patented in 1611 by Edward Zouch.
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Most importantly, he inspired people to experiment with glassmaking as art.
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It was compounded from a mixture of practical knowledge of things like metallurgy, pharmacy and glassmaking with the Greek practice of analysing and theorising about the world that is known as philosophy.
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