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the world's most patient employee, moving things forward without ever asking for a raise.
means a continuous loop of material that transports goods or people from one point to another without human carrying.
from early versions moved grain in the 1790s, but it was henry ford's 1913 assembly line that turned the belt into the backbone of mass production.
longest beltwestern sahara phosphate conveyor runs 61 miles
airport originfirst baggage carousel appeared at chicago o'hare, 1963
speed recordsome mining belts move over 20 miles per hour
for instance
ford highland park — 1913 assembly line cut car build time from 12 hours to 93 minutes
bou craa belt — morocco's 61-mile phosphate conveyor, visible from space
sushi go round — 1958 osaka invention, kaiten-zushi, turned dining into a moving buffet