These important classes of industrial chemicals are widely used in modern industries.
Modern industries began emerging in the early 1980s.
Before the 1950s Tibet had no modern industries.
Modern industries include electronics, the manufacture of plastics and composites, and a large boilermaking works.
Modern industries include textiles, machine tool manufacture, engineering, distilling, and food processing.
The city's modern industries produce glass, electrical machinery, ships, and yarn.
Despite its former royal status, Louangphrabang remains a relatively small town lacking modern industries.
Such products and machinery are also the city's principal modern industries.
Modern industries, however, had revitalized the city's economy by the mid-1920s.
Modern industries produce paper, medical devices, textiles, capacitors, and brass fittings.
Modern industries include the manufacture of batteries, automotive frames, truck bodies, bricks, electronic components, specialty steels, hats, and door locks.
