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... Serrurier, who was neither an editor nor a film worker, invented the Moviola, the world's first editing machine. A Dutchman, he came to the U.S. at the turn of the 20th century, made a fortune in real estate, and became intrigued by the ...

... serrurier- Rien d'étonnant votre clef est faussée : il en faut une autre ; voyons la serrure : elle n'a pas de mal ... serrurier - Cinquante centimes . M. B - Tenez : voici votre argent . Le serrurier - Vous vous trompez , monsieur ; je ...

... Serrurier truss . 14 The Serrurier truss consists of a truss supported at its center of gravity , with optical components at each end of the truss . The truss ends remain equal and parallel to each other regardless of the direction of ...

... Serrurier-Bovy not only for introducing English decorative art to Belgium, but for furthering the cause of modern architecture and design in continental Europe. Amy F. Ogata Biography Gustave-Nicholas-Joseph Serrurier. Born in Liège, 27 ...

... Serrurier (1590-1654), “imprimeur juré” (sworn printer) of Douai University, and specialized in books for students at the athenaeum. In 1654 Jean Serrurier printed a book that demonstrates both his close relationship with the Jesuits ...