Thomas Wilmer Dewing's dreamlike settings stand in stark contrast to the newly industrialized, gritty environment of late nineteenth-century America.
POPs include chemicals such as aldrin, chlordane, DDT (dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane), dieldrin, heptachlor, and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), which have become highly prevalent in the environment of industrialized countries since World War II.
In Asia, traditional dietary patterns are being lost as the population adapts to more industrialized and urban food environments.
It generated great flows of trade and investments between the industrialized nations, but also provided the environment for developing/industrializing countries – notably, for example, South Korea – to achieve their aims.
Nowadays, one of the major problems facing industrialized nations is contamination of the environment by hazardous chemicals.
Sensors for active, in particular, toxic and explosive gases play an important role in the monitoring and control of the environment, especially in highly industrialized regions.
America industrialized under strong industrial policies.
America industrialized under Alexander Hamilton's industrial policies.
The hammered gold rectangular set, festooned with a metallic air vent, suggests an environment that is both antique and industrialized -- Fritz Lang's "Metropolis" transferred to 17th-century Poland.
