Sentence examples for Standardized goods from inspiring English sources

Mass production overtook customized craftsmanship because customers came to value standardized goods over higher priced, personalized goods.

We know that technology is shrinking the globe, but the reasons are largely economic: mostly the opportunity to see the world as one market, with standardized goods and services, standardized marketing and standardized messaging.

First, as an industrial paradigm, it involves mass production of standardized goods on a moving assembly line using dedicated machinery and semiskilled labour.

The history of U.S. business during the past 100 years has been a story of mass production and mass distribution of standardized goods.

In contrast, recent contributions from the technology lifecycle literature have argued that policies should be tailored to differing technological characteristics in industries for mass-produced standardized goods, complex engineered products, and as we argue complex product systems (CoPS).

In the commerce of large lots of standardized goods, statistical modeling and the concepts of probability can distinguish between different points of view, recognizing and revealing the conflicts inherent in negotiations.

Assessing the color change according to the provided color scale requires experience and standardized good lighting conditions.

One might almost say that the price system is devoted to minority rule, since the only pressure toward uniformity is in the possibility of lowering costs of production by standardizing goods.

British consumers, the manufacturers believed, expected less standardized, higher quality goods.

Is standardized excellence a good thing?

The procedure is simple, economical and can be standardized easily with good control genes, reference samples and quality control procedures.