The crematorium is a very industrial, big metal machine lined in brick.
The paper companies have closed over 30 machine lines in Finland, including several paper mills [36].
The factory added a $15.5 million machining line — replacing a system installed in the 1980s — that essentially cuts steel and aluminum hulls so that they are ready to be pieced together, much like a person would expect an Ikea desk to be ready for assembly.
In nowaday industry, machining lines need to be highly reconfigurable in order to cope with market's demand.
Two other things; I didn't want exercises that left me puffing and red in the face, nor did I want to pound machines, lined up in rows for all the world as though we were part of some monstrous fitness factory.
In 1959, a Duke sociologist named Donald F. Roy joined a group of machine-line workers in Chicago to study how menial laborers, working twelve-hour shifts, coped with their factory conditions in particular, the problem of monotony.
* * * In 1959, a Duke sociologist named Donald F. Roy joined a group of machine-line workers in Chicago to study how menial laborers, working twelve-hour shifts, coped with their factory conditions — in particular, the problem of monotony.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In 1959, a Duke sociologist named Donald F. Roy joined a group of machine-line workers in Chicago to study how menial laborers, working twelve-hour shifts, coped with their factory conditions — in particular, the problem of monotony.
The monotony of the landscape is broken only by the artefacts of modern agri-business: a crop-dusting plane swoops low over the prairie to release its chemical cloud, while the occasional farmhouses have giant harvesting machines lined up in the yard outside.
