Ms. Gross-Bettelheim was a Communist, and while industrial structures formed the locus of her output, she sympathized with the workers rather than with the bosses.
The startup will compete with other industrial robot makers, like Locus, Fetch, IAM, Rethink and others.
By the 21st century it was evident that advanced economies would depend more on human capital than on physical capital and on the production of services rather than the manufacture of goods; as a consequence, cities were shifting from loci of industrial production to centres of knowledge.
It may also help erode the false dichotomy of "them versus us" (industrial polluters versus consumers) references to the locus of responsibility for control of energy use and CO2 emissions.
Until then, whales had been a locus of fearful wonder, or an industrial resource.
The land north of Uplees is a nature reserve now, but a century ago it was the site of a vast and teeming explosives factory, soon to be the locus of one of the worst industrial accidents in British history.
The sex specific CNV at this locus can be explained by the industrial practice, as recently reported by Elferink [ 47].
The chief way in which biologists first learn about the genetic basis of evolutionary change is with simple examples like the substitution of melanic alleles at pigmentation loci in the case of Lepidopteran industrial melanism.
In the late 1980's, it did seem that the United States would suffer a similar fate at the hands of Japan and West Germany, but just as they began to catch up in basic manufacturing, the locus of growth and innovation changed from industrial to postindustrial capitalism -- from hardware to software (much of which is misleadingly labeled services).
(Indeed, according to PitchBook, the highest-ever round for industrial robots prior to this was just over $25 million for Locus Robotics out of Boston).
