It was unheard of!" Another suggested that Britain's early industrialisation distanced farming from business and technology in the national imagination; for policymakers, farms became things to conserve, not reform.Farmers may be custodians of Britain's beloved landscape, but more of them also need to be entrepreneurs.
There are other areas where the narrative has progressed, from a heavy focus on sustainability to greater concern for industrialisation, technology and infrastructure; and from the emergence of equality as a key theme to the now constant (and correct) refrain that we need better data.
In the science and technology domain, our programmes aim mainly at human resource development, technology development and industrialisation, strengthening of R&D activities, and use of science and technology for economic development.
Men, women and technology.
The other version is American and starts with the construction of the ENIAC machine at the University of Pennsylvania in 1943 and continues through the industrialisation of that technology by companies such as Univac and IBM who made the huge mainframe computers that powered and shaped the industries of the mid-20th century.
As contemporary building technology evolves to meet the challenges of increasing industrialisation and prefabrication of the construction process the demand for more efficiency also increases.
These were the years of industrialisation and collectivisation.
"It is striking that air pollution costs in Africa are rising in spite of slow industrialisation, and even de-industrialisation in many countries.
After industrialisation and pollution destroyed the bay's marine life, Tsukiji made up for it.
Singapore embodies a peculiar mix of the free market, state-led industrialisation and paternalism.
