Sentence examples for mechanised means from inspiring English sources

The first thing Le Corbusier realised when he visited the site is that he could not use mechanised means of construction, because access was too difficult.

Sir Andrew Motion says: "A book of outstanding range, ambition, narrative excitement and with a very interesting central theme for everybody to think about: The relationship between communication by mechanised means and the lack of communication by which human beings can have between one another".

But these aren't advances to be feared in terms of staffing; although the shopping process will become more mechanised, it will mean human interaction will be even more valuable.

Cassava has nothing to do with mechanised agriculture and efficiency does not mean big scale.

Present pillar extraction (depillaring) practices of the country have, predominantly, adopted intermediate mechanisation along with few fully mechanised depillaring faces.

But technological advances mean eight TBMs worth about £10m each and a fully mechanised support system allows the construction of Crossrail, currently Europe's largest civil engineering project, to progress at an average rate of about 100m (328ft) every week.

Breadmaking as a craft that blends technique and intuition does have more charm than the mechanised drudgery of Chorleywood-style production, and the practice of leaving sourdough to ferment slowly overnight means that antisocial night shifts can be replaced by very early starts.

However, the advancement of mechanised harvesting, the exhaustion of the bogs and the closure of a number of peat-fired power stations, means that this is no longer a significant employer in the region.

The landscape may slow mechanised warfare.

Jobs have gone as modern, mechanised farms replace traditional ones.

Most sites depend on both mechanised and human observation.