Sentence examples for industrial tendency from inspiring English sources
It's nice to be reminded that the industrial tendency is about proper banging, jagged-edged face-rippers first, theory second – and it has always been that way, if you knew where to look.
Everyone is now familiar with the way all the CO2 we have introduced into the atmosphere since the industrial revolution has a tendency to trap the sun's heat into the lower atmosphere.
But this study revealed that during 1993 2000 of survey time when leaded gasoline was not prohibited in China mainland and China had been undergoing rapid and drastic industrial development, tendency of lead poisoning rate was slightly increasing with time [ 43].
It can also be seen as the consequence of the growth of multinational corporations; this, too, is the result of the increase in scale and complexity of industrial organization, a clear tendency from the very start.
The tendency of industrial property law to breed still further instances of underprotection or overprotection then fosters renewed pressures for the regulation of industrial art within the framework of the laws governing literary and artistic property.
Within the federation a new militancy, expressed in the policy document entitled the Miners' Next Step (1912), espoused an industrial unionism with syndicalist tendencies.
Occupational rents changed against industrial labour and deflationary tendencies emerged.
Decision authority and job control had parallel patterns and showed a declining tendency with more industrial and less skilled jobs.
A team of experts in biology, chemistry, and toxicology has developed a protocol to help industrial scientists detect endocrine-disrupting tendencies early in the chemical development process.
The pursuit to provide high performance of heat exchangers is a response to the demand both in economics and in the universal tendency to miniaturization of industrial equipment.
This is product of Tony Abbott's limited capabilities as a public speaker, but obviously heavily influenced by reductionist tendencies of the communications industrial complex.
