Sentence examples for before industrialization from inspiring English sources

Before industrialization, Greene writes, most farm work was done by humans, assisted by oxen.

Before industrialization, the region's population density was sparse, ranging from 0.8 to 11.7 persons per 100 square miles.

He shows its evolution through history: before industrialization, he writes, prisons were single cells a dungeon or a cage.

He shows its evolution through history: before industrialization, he writes, prisons were single cells — a dungeon or a cage.

The current concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is 370 parts per million, and the level before industrialization began was about 280 parts per million.

"It represented a kind of purity and antiquity that had disappeared from the Japanese craft movement by the 20th century — a pure world before industrialization," Ms. Cort said.

Modern methods of plant breeding, with the development of pure lines, caused a drastic reduction of the within-variety genetic diversity present in farming systems before the industrialization of agricultural systems (Roussel et al. 2004; Thomas et al. 2011).

Here's a little bit of history: Before the widespread industrialization of the dairy industry, most butter in the United States was made with cultured (also called clabbered) cream.

However, there are two main barriers before large-scale industrialization, i.e. low initial coulombic efficiency (ICE) and high cost caused by low carbon yield of precursors.

Chinese schoolteachers had not experienced the history of classic science, which pervaded the period of industrialization, before they were required to teach school science.

Europe had two surges of intentional industrialization – one before the second world war and one after.