Sentence examples for industrialized materials from inspiring English sources

Whereas locally produced materials, such as wood and thatch, predominated in the North, industrialized materials, such as cement, clay tiles, and corrugated zinc/asbestos sheets, were found to be more common in the Northeast and South/Southeast.

Households in the North region not only utilize proportionally less industrialized materials in their physical construction, but also have less access to electricity and present lower socioeconomic scores, as measured by the household goods index, which was strongly influenced by electric appliances.

Indeed, outside of North America and western Europe, it is the dominant industrialized building material.

This research studies the durability against rain of the most industrialized construction material based on unbaked earth: compressed earth blocks (CEBs).

The simple, cost-effective and scalable synthesis strategy to produce advanced nanostructured carbon materials from industrialized reagent provides a new protocol for fabricating excellent performance supercapacitors.

The study investigates the various trade restrictions imposed by China and their implications, including the availability of materials to industrialized countries.

Both the quantity and the variety of material goods in industrialized countries have resulted directly from the application of mass production principles.

Environ Health Perspect 123:1255–1264;  http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1408337 Over the last century, synthetic chemicals have become a key material basis of industrialized societies.

Adelaide, aided by its central position and a ready supply of raw materials, has since become industrialized, with factories producing automobile components, machinery, textiles, and chemicals.

But melamine is also integral to the material life of any industrialized society.

Led by industrialized nations, the desire for evermore material wealth and power has resulted in the reckless destruction of land and water, excessive use of fossil fuels, massive amounts of solid and toxic waste, and other practices that are disrupting the Earth's climate.