Sentence examples for mechanised forms of from inspiring English sources

Another is popular resistance to investment in new farming methods, given fears that a shift to less labour-intensive and more mechanised forms of farming could jeopardise jobs.

Modifications by James Greathead and mechanised forms of the shield helped form the basis of Crossrail's tunnel boring machines (TBM).

How dull would you have to be to find such a leaden, thoughtless and mechanised form of transgression interesting?

Halal meat is defined as meat slaughtered by hand and blessed by the person doing the killing although some Muslims believe a mechanised form is also now acceptable.

Halal meat is defined as meat slaughtered by hand and blessed by the person doing the killing, however some Muslims believe a mechanised form is also now acceptable.

Yet over one-third of all visitors to national forests indulge in some form of mechanised recreation, including staring at the scenery out of the car window.

The province was the birthplace of Iran's great modernising king, Reza Shah, who showered millions on Mazandaran during the interwar period in the form of mechanised farms and German-engineered railways and tunnels.

A deluge caused more than 40 landslides in the area, and the railway to and from Aguas Calientes – the only form of mechanised transport to reach the site – was blocked.

Forget halal labelling: if we were going to be fully transparent in our food labelling, it should tell us that this animal was crowded into filthy pens throughout its life, physically crippled by forced growing conditions and then subject to a form of mechanised industrial slaughter that is nothing less than vomit-inducing.

The eerie fusion of uncanny mechanised life form and weed paraphernalia is the brainchild of Twitter user @yungbonerfarts, who goes by Colin online.

We explore non-mechanised adventure racing as a form of nature-based tourism, how this activity enables access to a suite of cultural ecosystem services, and its facilitation by a network of relatively open-access protected landscapes.