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It may not be worth while as yet to install tungstens for some of the less frequently used lamps or those much subjected to jarring movements. On the other hand, we sliould not too readily assume that the drawn-wire vacuum tungsten is the last word in efficiency and serviceability, even for the domestic consumer. The extent to which tungstens have already displaced the less efficient types is shown in a previous chapter. " Comparatively few carbon-filament lamps are now issued. But if the revol...utionary potentialities of the vacuum tungsten lamp have already been realized, there remains the possible application of the gas-filled lamp in the domestic field. The supply companies are not yet through with the effects of increasing efliciency in lamps of small sizes. A simple computation will show that under no practicable kilo- watt-hour rate will the obtaining of a given amount of light from carbon-filament instead of tungsten lamps be other than a con- siderable economic loss at prevailing differences in the cost of the lamps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may not be worth while as yet to install tungstens for some of the less frequently used lamps or those much subjected to jarring movements. On the other hand, we sliould not too readily assume that the drawn-wire vacuum tungsten is the last word in efficiency and serviceability, even for the domestic consumer. The extent to which tungstens have already displaced the less efficient types is shown in a previous chapter. " Comparatively few carbon-filament lamps are now issued. But if the revol...utionary potentialities of the vacuum tungsten lamp have already been realized, there remains the possible application of the gas-filled lamp in the domestic field. The supply companies are not yet through with the effects of increasing efliciency in lamps of small sizes. A simple computation will show that under no practicable kilo- watt-hour rate will the obtaining of a given amount of light from carbon-filament instead of tungsten lamps be other than a con- siderable economic loss at prevailing differences in the cost of the lamps.
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