This was an experimental method, first embedded in craftwork as a whole and then gradually separated from machine manufacture because of industrialization.
The downfall of the local silk industry came with industrialization.
But I disagree with his suggestion that cutting subsidies would cause industrialization of third-world agriculture with machines, chemicals and genetically modified crops that would displace the rural population.
"In contrast to the English Arts and Crafts Movement, Americans did not despise the machine and embraced things that industrialization made available," said Nina Gray, an independent curator who did research for the show.
The Chinese hoped to develop labour-intensive methods of industrialization, which would emphasize manpower rather than machines and capital expenditure.
Efficiency may be used in two different ways, as a general term, usually of approval, indicating a job well and economically done; and as a specific technical assessment, growing out of the experience of industrialization and tied to measurements of performance in machines and the thermodynamics of energy.
Because they need resources to fuel their patronage machine, they typically promote economic development through industrialization, commodity exports, and education.
Another chapter, "Shapes of Things to Come," introduces us to the various transformations that human society is experiencing at the start of the 20th century -- its own demographic growth, the spread of industrialization, the changes in daily lives due to new machines or improvements in medical science, the advent of mass communications and the emergence of new mindsets.
Machine tools are the main driving forces of industrialization of a country.
Marc Andreessen (founder of Netscape and investor extraordinaire) famously said "software is eating the world", and Erik Brynjolfsson pinpointed in great detail the many disruptions happening around AI, self-driving cars, industrialization and so on in the must-read book "The Second Machine Age".
