Sentence examples for industrialised process and from inspiring English sources
For many years now, one chemical equation sits in the GCSE curriculum almost in isolation – the Haber-Bosch process, an example of an industrialised process and a dynamic equilibrium.
About 80% of our daily bread is of the sliced-loaf variety, its industrialised process using low-grade wheat and vast amounts of energy for little nutritional gain.
It is an industrialised process that eliminates the final cutting and sewing.
It's an industrialised process, on a truly massive scale, made possible by new technology.
The carbon dioxide currently in the atmosphere was mostly produced during the industrialised process of the developed countries".
Audiences seem to recognise the industrialised process of Hollywood film-making far more clearly than critics, who are hung up on notions of authorship.
"It's perfectly true they haven't introduced specific products…the barrier had been I've told with having a product composed in such a way that it can be introduced into what is an industrialised process in a cycle," he said.
Long-term analyses of CO2 emissions shed light not only on specific industrialisation patterns of particular countries, but also generate insights regarding the industrialisation process itself, that today's industrialised countries have pursued and that developing countries are, to a large extent, following (Unruh and Carrillo-Hermosilla, 2006).
All observations are based on case studies of the design process and the industrialised production of a three-storey timber frame house with three different floor designs.
"One is the historical responsibility, which is undeniable, of industrialised countries; next is the respective capacities and capabilities of countries, which are an ongoing process; and the third part is actually the national circumstances.
He suggests that the process of innovation-led technical change is the privilege of industrialised countries, and that the process of technological change witnessed in industrialising countries is through the absorption and improvement of innovations produced in industrialised countries.
