Sentence examples for modern industrialization from inspiring English sources
Ed and Rich Blair run what's called a "cow-calf" operation, the first stage of beef production, and the stage least changed by the modern industrialization of meat.
The Arts and Crafts movement, popular at the turn of the 20th century, was a backlash against modern industrialization; a renewed respect for an artisan's skill and handiwork.
Although modern industrialization in Asia has had a tremendous impact on art, as on everything else, deep-seated cultural traditions remain.
This book is fascinating because it covers many different aspects of medicine, ranging from its place in mythology to the process of research and discovery to the modern industrialization of science.
Since then, China endured a stormy if not tumultuous course of events before finding itself with burgeoning modern industrialization and urbanization during the contemporary era, as well as a certain ambivalence about the shape of its future identity.
Concomitantly with modern industrialization, human exposure to mercury has increased through anthropogenic mercury emissions from fuel combustion, municipal incinerators, and chemical industries.
The "modern" Meiji era (1868 1912), a time of rapid modernization, industrialization, and extensive contact with the West, was in stark contrast to what had come before.
ndonesia's industrialization policy was to locate modern industries in the western part of Java, that is, in Jakarta and several cities in West Java, and it has attracted people from other part of Indonesia to come there.
A chain of modern wood industrialization combines turns out a range of products, including furniture and chipboard, which have done well in foreign markets.
Modern farming, industrialization, and increased vehicular use have led to high concentrations of heavy metals such as lead, nickel, chromium, cadmium, aluminum, mercury, and zinc in the environment [ 2].
The great changes in Europe in the 19th century included, among other things, the further consolidation of national states, the spread of modern technology and industrialization, and increasing secularization.
