Willner, Facebook's first head of content policy, called this "industrialized decision making".
Another rationale for not including the most advanced content, which yielded post-industrialized society, is that the Chinese teachers are living in a pre-industrialized society.
Triticum aestivum is the predominantly used wheat species in the modern industrialized world, especially since its high protein content favors baking properties.
The main element on the large black stage is a bed made up of video screens on which we sometimes see flowers or clouds drifting by — natural elements that emphasize both the emotional content of a scene and the cold, highly industrialized staging.
(2) The sectors highly dependent on the imports of intermediate goods and with imports content of exports similar to the ones in industrialized economies presented a negative coefficient for the undervaluation index.
And I think this is an extremely unhealthy system, it's contributing to global inequality because basically universities in developing countries and increasingly also in industrialized countries are not able to afford access to the content that is actually necessary to get a good education.
More generally, however, the Shi470 genome is similar in gene content and organization to those of strains from industrialized countries.
In the modern industrialized world, however, the effortless availability of foods with high caloric content, together with reduced physical activity, has resulted in an obesity pandemic.
Hypercaloric intervention was obtained by adding a mixture of industrialized products to a standard diet, resulting in enhanced fatty acid content, mainly of unsaturated fats, combined with sucrose overload [ 4- 9].
For the Latin American countries studied in this paper (see Table 6), the import content of manufacturing sectors is on average lower than in industrialized countries and the differences are particularly accentuated in some sectors.
