
“Is the bean dizzy?” might be a strange question, but not when asked by reverend Spooner (1844-1930), well known for his many slips of the tongue.The name ‘spoonerism’ was given to the words or phrases in which letters or syllables get swapped. Spooner was also a scholar at Oxford University, where he lectured in philosophy, divinity and history. Which gives away the solution to his puzzling remark: ”You hissed my mystery lecture.”

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In order to learn more about the prospects
of the Floating Cup Technology for hydraulic motors, measurements were
performed on the Floating Cup Pump running as a motor at very low speed
(0.1 rpm). The results were compared with a conventional bent-axis pump
with the same displacement volume (28.2 cc) also running as a motor.
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