Midwest engineering

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Midwest engineering is innovative, straightforward, and efficient. Prominent examples include:

Eads Bridge
lock-in amplifier by the Midwestern-born physicist Robert Dicke
assembly-line manufacturing (Henry Ford) in Michigan

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