Sentence examples for industrial contexts from inspiring English sources
"industrial contexts" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it to refer to settings where industrial activities take place. For example, "The rise of automation has had a major impact on workers in industrial contexts."
Although the setup could not be simpler — a series of documentary images of people making bricks in different countries and industrial contexts — Mr. Farocki's filmmaking is rigorous, thoughtful, engaged and happily nondidactic.
Experimented in two different industrial contexts the practical feasibility of FESTivE has been validated with practitioners.
Research carried out in industrial contexts are recognized as important to the advancement of software engineering knowledge and practice.
This has coincided with developments in VR display and programming technologies and increased applied use of VR in industrial contexts.
These systems are widespread in industrial contexts characterized by a high risk level, such as major hazard and hospital sectors.
We illustrate the toolset's usage for constructing software visualizations with examples in education, research, and industrial contexts.
This chapter describes the structural elements of process industries in such a way that for specific innovations the industrial context, relevant stakeholders and potential partners can be identified.
"In the industrial context, you can't look anyone in the eye.
We can now see the struggle remains the same even if its specific industrial context has changed beyond recognition.
The Hepworth Gallery in Wakefield, by David Chipperfield, was perhaps the most photogenic project on the list, a cluster of chiselled concrete containers rising from the churning waters of the River Calder, a robust response to its industrial context.
In assessing the economic and industrial context for monetarism, Beckett is mild about trade union militancy and restrictive practices and underplays the extent to which activists saw workplace strife as a means to weaken and destabilise government institutions.
