"mass industrialization" is a commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of large-scale development and expansion of industrial production and manufacturing. Example: "The country's rapid economic growth was fueled by mass industrialization in the early 20th century, leading to a significant increase in job opportunities and wealth for its citizens."
While deeply tied to the details of its Appalachian setting, the book offers a broader portrait of the personal and societal wreckage left behind by mass industrialization.
The industry ground to a halt when the Japanese occupied this part of China during World War II, and the Chinese Communists pushed for mass industrialization across China after 1949.
As for Zoma Capital, much of its focus is on trying to alleviate some of the pressures wrought by the mass industrialization, globalization and evisceration of local economies that helped create the billions of dollars its investors are spending.
In comparison to other parts of the Sundarbans, however, the western region does not otherwise show alarming deterioration in water quality as the adjacent coastal land, although heavily used for farming, has yet to go through mass industrialization.
Historically development has been defined in relation to the western world's perception of progress, based on the Western model of economic growth fueled by mass industrialization.
Walk softly, walk softly... "Deep sea ecosystems are under threat of mass industrialization, warned a panel of scientists on Sunday," according to Common Dreams.
Jewish attitudes changed, said Jonathan Sarna, professor of American Jewish history at Brandeis University, when prominent Christian churchmen (perhaps feeling their world imperiled by mass immigration, industrialization and urbanization) began campaigning to have the United States explicitly declared a Christian nation.
In today's world of industrialization, mass production and high material utilization are the crucial factors for growing industries that necessitate the need of finding correct cutting patterns which may result in a small improvement.
On both the intellectual and the popular level, Hinduism is thus in the process of adapting itself to new values and new conditions brought about by mass education and industrialization.
And what a scene: a rural idyll, five minutes before the train comes to town, and mass literacy, and industrialization.
Industrialization, mass food production, decreasing trade barriers, and human migration have disseminated and increased the incidence and severity of foodborne diseases worldwide (2 – 4 ).
