Industrialization made everyone nervous.
Moreover, influential agricultural interests, always hostile to Witte's all-out support for industrialization, made their opposition manifest at court.
Whereas industrialization made possible the mass production of identical parts for mass markets, the computer allowed for custom-made small-batch production.
Montreal would enter the ranks of the world's elite cities, competing with New York again, they said, as it had in the late 19th century, when rapid industrialization made it Canada's engine for growth.
"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.
What we should do with the salinas is produce salt!" They asked the longtime locals for someone who might remember how to harvest salt the old way: by hand, as it was done here before industrialization made it cheap and plentiful, and small salt works fell into desuetude.
Until industrialization made the mechanical clock an integral feature of daily life, time was perceived in less absolute terms.
The rise of industrialization made chocolate affordable for the masses, and as demand grew, Martin says, "millions of Africans were enslaved to meet it".
Marilyn Heiman joined Pew in January 2009 as director of the U.S. Arctic Program, which works to protect the U.S. Arctic Ocean and its marine life from rapid industrialization made possible by the warming climate and the melting ice cap.
"It will prevent oil spills and coastal industrialization, it makes seismic testing unnecessary and it will help promote the clean energy solutions that we so desperately need," said Jacqueline Savitz, Oceana's vice-president for the US.
