At the same time, business and economics majors are rapidly gaining favor on Chinese campuses at the expense of majors like engineering, contributing to the glut of graduates with little interest in soiling their hands on factory floors.
Ms. López showed us the loom where she makes her cloth — rare these days since most ao po'i is now embroidered by hand on factory-made fabric.
They are the seamstresses, the washerwomen, the hands on the factory line and the feet on the store floor.
Such tools make it easier for farmers to locate possible problems — a leaky fertilizer bin, an unexpected pathogen in the water, unwashed hands on a factory floor — and more quickly halt the spread of contaminated food.
Learning factories serve as platforms to disseminate research findings into industrial practice and to educate prospective engineers in hands-on courses.
With no desire to work for Stalin, Von Braun made a shrewd decision to surrender to the Americans, while the Russians got their hands on the V2 factory and test range.
Sampling strategy differed slightly between rubber tappers and construction workers on the one hand and factory workers on the other.
While you do that, rest assured that Jo and I are working hard on the beauty industry, negotiating large bulk donations of shower gel, deodorant, shampoo, combs, sanitary protection, suncare, baby products and anything else we can get our hands on, direct from factories and retailers.
Currently, robotic arms and hands routinely grab and hold objects on factory floors, where the uncertainty has been engineered away, Smith says.
On the center-left, he is seen in his workshop carefully crafting toys by hand (as opposed to the increasing reliance on factory production in America).
Now, on the one hand, factory jobs had been falling as a fraction of the economy long before China began taking them.
