Since 2005, the China-based TNCs engaging in labour-intensive, environment-polluting, low value-added industries have been designated by the Chinese government as major targets for industrial restructuring (Yang 2012).
Basically robots are designed in such way that they remove human intervention from labour intensive and hazardous work environment, sometimes they are also used to explore inaccessible work places which are generally impossible to access by humans.
When do the wins become too small because they are too expensive, too labour intensive, or more damaging to the environment in terms of energy use?
Although this may encourage compliance, it is labour intensive and creates a somewhat artificial environment for testing an intervention and the internet approach may better stimulate the "real world" regarding compliance with interventions.
It is usually made in small-scale simple kilns that are very damaging to the environment, very inefficient and labour intensive.
Products produced in high quantities in industrial environments are still inspected manually which is labour intensive, expensive, monotonous and subjective.
But nowadays, construction companies are avoiding using materials from the local environment and indigenous practices – since they are more costly and labour intensive – and instead are creating concrete structures with glass facades, which are neither visually attractive nor climate-appropriate.
In addition, the computation of a comprehensive set of environment and destination measures using GIS is time-consuming and labour intensive, particularly for a large population over a wide geographic area.
However culturing seaweed in an European offshore environment will require the development of more mechanised technologies for outplanting and harvest than the labour intensive methods on which the large-scale culture in Asia currently depends.
Dealing with Ebola is labour intensive.
The ships would be labour intensive.
