Sentence examples for conceptions of industry from inspiring English sources
(Boyer quotes the fashion historian David Kuchta, who writes that modern men seek to communicate "masculine conceptions of industry and frugality" with their clothes).
The note that F.H. Young drowned at Wells Falls hints at a sublime sense of power and awe that overtook more benevolent conceptions of industry and nature towards the end of the century.
MR. COUNSELLOR RAGINSKY: And do you want us seriously to accept that powder can be manufactured without cellulose, and are you for that reason narrowing down the conceptions of war industry and war production?
I wanted to make the concept "armament industry" as broad as possible, in order to prove that this modern conception of armament industry is something entirely different from the industries producing armaments in the sense of the Geneva Convention.
In such cases, it's not the industry that is mature, but the executives' conception of the industry.
But the juxtaposition of Silk, Berlin and Mr. Hopkins, who is white, invites the opposite reading: that in the entertainment industry, conceptions of race and passing have proved as unchangeable as Silk's past.
ZEP's publications present a sociotechnical imaginary of CCS as a pathway to protecting and maintaining current European lifestyles and economic structures, while simultaneously strengthening unitary conceptions of "European economy" and "European industry" as defined against the outside world.
Denial, she said, isn't about science but about individualism, skepticism of government power, the self-interest of those in affected industries, and conceptions of freedom.
A significant obstacle in the rise of legaltech has been the common conception of the legal industry as a traditional sector with a smaller demand for technological innovation.
The performance of a dynamic separator installed in the cement industry with different conceptions of fine collection outlets, was evaluated using the FLUENT software.
