Technological change makes tools, machines, structures, and processes ever more productive while leaving human productiveness largely unchanged (our human abilities are limited by physical strength and brain power--and relatively constant).
Technological change makes tools, machines, structures, and processes ever more productive while leaving human productiveness largely unchanged (our human abilities are limited by physical strength and brain power -- and relatively constant).
Private sector job creation in numbers that match the pool of people willing and able to work is constantly being eroded by physical productive capital's ever increasing role and productiveness.
Yet, narrative production does have a close association with the ability of linguistic structure organization, that is, the ability to concatenate different parts into a story (e.g., a beginning, a conflict and a corresponding resolution, and an ending), and the productiveness of written narratives is related to the production of oral narratives, as our result shows.
Binary economist Louis Kelso stated: "The myth of the 'rising productivity' of labor is used to conceal the increasing productiveness of capital and the decreasing productiveness of labor, and to disguise income redistribution by making it seem morally acceptable".
Fertilizer, natural or artificial substance containing the chemical elements that improve growth and productiveness of plants.
Lydgate had few peers in his sheer productiveness; 145,000 lines of his verse survive.
Truly extreme productiveness (like its opposite) is beyond the absolute control of the author.
It is somehow surprising to learn, given his productiveness, that Mr. Feld is driven by a certain degree of fear.
His productiveness was honed in part by an era in which publishing houses churned out books at a relentless pace.
Still, the Nets' long-term success depends on Williams' productiveness and happiness, which means that the pressure is on Johnson to keep tweaking the playbook.
