Many in the UK IT industry trace their interest in computing back to such early coding experiences.
Cline's eye-opening account of the trillion-dollar global clothing industry traces the impact of "cheap fashion" on the economy, the environment and even our souls.
Updike forces Owen to write software chiefly because the rise of the computer industry traces much the same historical arc as the sexual revolution.
He lays bare the flaws of the Soviet nuclear industry, tracing the disaster to the authoritarian character of Communist party rule, the regime's control of scientific information, and its emphasis on economic development over all else.
The graph showing the evolution of the average weekly hours of work of production workers in manufacturing industry traces workers over time who, along some dimensions, typified the American worker.
The sex industry traces back to 500 B.C., when traders from the Greek port of Miletus sold olisbos, an early version of the dildo.
Industry experts trace the problem back to 1987, when American Airlines removed a single olive from its salads to save a little money.
We empirically illustrate the increased heterogeneity that occurred within American industries by tracing the trend toward divergence – on several dimensions of strategy and performance – within the steel industry.
But agencies knowingly attempt to use the press to further their own business interests, a tactic that many industry veterans trace to Mary Wells Lawrence and the founding of Wells, Rich, Greene in the late 1960's.
The ministry said it had issued an urgent notice to government offices and trade organizations involved in health and drug exports to step up supervision and inspection of heparin production and to create a system that would allow the industry to trace the path of heparin supplies back to the raw ingredient suppliers.
