Industrially, the initial task of the communists was to reconstruct industrial plants so that Manchuria could serve as a major base for the further industrialization of China.
At the beginning of World War I, Baltimore began to develop industrially with the construction of steelworks, oil refineries, and related war industries.
It is part of what is known as industrial biotechnology, where cells from animals, plants and bacteria are used to generate industrially useful products.
China is on its way to becoming the world's most industrially powerful country, the position that Britain enjoyed when it crushed Bengal's textile industry and built India's railways.
During the Thatcher years the new right allowed Scotland and northern England to decay socially and industrially.
So robots may soon be fitted with plastic muscles instead of metal pistons and electric motors.Plastic muscles are not entirely novel, but improving their performance to the point where they might be industrially useful has been a long hard slog.
Allylix has duplicated the smell of sandalwood industrially, by extracting the genes for the relevant enzymes from sandalwood trees.
But in 2011 RWE, a large German utility, converted its Tilbury B power station in eastern England to run entirely on wood pellets (a common form of wood for burning industrially).
America's regions are far more diversified economically and industrially than in the past.
This led to new designs for housing, clinics and sanitoria, all featuring flat roofs, balconies and industrially produced plates of clear glass to let in light.
He also argues that most industrially manufactured modern inks are too weak in both their colour saturation and durability.The reputation of Noodler's inks recently caught the eye of Nicholas Masluk, a graduate student at Yale University's physics department.
