Sentence examples for mechanized assembly from inspiring English sources
The mechanized assembly line was invented in 1913 and has been in continuous operation ever since.
Some shmura adherents also insist that hand-making further avoids a too-early touch of water by allowing closer scrutiny of the production process than is possible on a mechanized assembly line.
What is new, however, is that the influx of robots in the workforce is no longer just a concern confined to manufacturing floors filled with mechanized assembly lines, one of Google's driverless concept cars passing by or the notion of a drone soon replacing the friendly UPS delivery man.
Unfortunately, at times some of that negotiating is characterized by unequal bargaining power, coercion, international outsourcing, and mechanized -- assembly type -- deliveries.
This somatic ideal can be seen in the rationalized, disciplined, and mechanized body of Taylorized assembly line workers, the Tiller Girls and Ziegfeld Follies theatrical extravaganzas, physical education jumping jacks, the modern military assembly, and the mass movement performances recorded by Leni Riefenstahl.
3. The company could build a highly mechanized plant with specialized fabrication and assembly equipment, entailing the largest investment but yielding a substantially lower unit manufacturing cost if manufacturing volume were adequate.
Since mid-February, Farmer and his assembly of performers and mechanized objects have been working on-site(but out-of-sight) to create this new work, a response to the region's social history, and Los Angeles' influence on the counter-cultural movement.
"BattleBots" was not the first forum for mechanized melees.
More broadly, what drives the film is a scowling suspicion that modern man is a mechanized being, created as if on an assembly line, and stripped bare of individuality — a product, like any other merchandise.
The mechanized process with its killing wheel and conveyors helped inspire the automobile assembly line that Henry Ford popularlized in 1913.
The old system in which workers carried their parts to a stationary assembly point was replaced by the assembly line, in which the product being assembled would pass on a mechanized conveyor from one stationary worker to the next until it was completely assembled.
