In contrast, some authors have challenged that Kidney deficiency causes menopause is a product of modernization of TCM by copying estrogen deficiency of menopause in biomedicine during the China Cultural Revolution [ 35, 36].
The same holds true with desktop and notebook PCs, which Intel has told us, are back in demand, possibly in store for a multi-year product refresh and modernization.
It is an interesting idea that romantic love is a product of modernity – or, at least, was accompanied with the process of modernization.
You can't eat it, but steel, an essential product for China's modernization, has a great deal to do with keeping rice on the table.
In the 1950s, accelerated amortization encouraged the expansion of export and new product industries and stimulated modernization in Canada, western European nations, and Japan.
Its business activities include the provision of solutions for the maintenance and modernization of products, and offers maintenance for automatic building doors.
It prompted participants to consider whether her venture was imitation, revival or modernization of a traditional product.
The city's diversified manufactures include semiconductors, food products, stainless steel, and printed materials; ship modernization and repair and commercial fishing also are important.
The same is true in high tech, where brand new product cycles layer on top of replacement and modernization of an installed base.
The first restaurants began in Paris, Mr. Alléno noted, and he wanted — just like the Galaups and Mr. Cazottes — to revive the products of the past nearly made extinct by modernization and industrialization.
