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incubator

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
incubator apparatus for the maintenance of controlled conditions in which eggs can be hatched artificially. Incubator houses with double walls of mud, a fireroom, and several compartments each holding about 6,000 hens' eggs were developed in ancient times; the Chinese have long used baskets with a capacity of about 5,000 eggs that are alternated with layers of heated wheat. In the United States small incubators were developed in the 1840s and large ones have been used since 1910; some commercial models have trays for as many as one million eggs. The modern apparatus, with computer-controlled... Read more
Retail Business Incubator
Retail Business Incubator BUSINESS PLAN           ACME INCUBATORS 163 Perkins Street Jackson, Michigan 49204...their communities, and an average 87 percent of incubator graduates are still in business. executive... Read more
Laboratory Incubator
Laboratory Incubator An incubator comprises a transparent chamber and the equipment that regulates...the principle uses for the controlled environment provided by incubators included hatching poultry eggs and caring for premature or sick... Read more

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