Sentence examples for mechanised industry from inspiring English sources

The production of lightweight masonry block is in most countries a highly mechanised industry based on great automation and accuracy.

Despite this poetic idealism, outside in the trade booths, it was clear that beauty is now an increasingly mechanised industry, not just of sculpting, but of sucking, injecting, moulding and installing.

Just maybe, in the looping chains of broken syllables, the clashing metre of compounded phonemes, he's picking up a message, a weak signal slowly forming in time's static: an announcement, for those astute enough to hear, of a monstrous age of mechanised industry lurking in the night of the future.

Baker essentially conceived of the science that allowed chicken pieces to be reformed in any shape, and of a batter that responded to the rapidly mechanising food industry's then-quandary of being unable to find a way to keep pieces of ground meat together.

Altneuland is a land of town planning, engineering, lively commerce, industry, mechanised farming.

As in fascist Europe, the underlying bargain was that in exchange for obedience, governments would defend the realm, preserve cultural authenticity and bring progress in the form of heavy industry and mechanised agriculture.

The weaving industry was mechanised, small mines closed and the population declined further when properties in the village were demolished in the early 20th century.

(For a successful graduate, try www.ai-ai.com.cn).It is a side of China's economic transformation that is often forgotten: tens of millions of jobs have been created; but tens of millions have been destroyed as the countryside has mechanised and bankrupt state-owned industries have closed.

But the existing technoeconomical conditions of the industry are attracting a fully mechanised depillaring system for deep seated coal pillars, which is likely to grow in near future (Singh et al. 2011a).

They date from medieval times to the industrial revolution, when the process was mechanised.

After fishing and its associated industries collapsed and the port, although still flourishing, became highly mechanised, Hull never found economic ballast.