Sentence examples for standardisation and from inspiring English sources

The banana business has thrived on standardisation and large scale.

Here efficiency is understood in terms of standardisation and narrow economic and bureaucratic judgements.

He was opposed to standardisation and the modernist tendency to design "like a well-educated schoolboy".

But does standardisation and cheaper buildings automatically mean compromising on creative design?

So what can we learn from how other countries have approached standardisation and the design challenges which come with it?

So conceived, Catholicism might be identified with the thesis of less state more society, and less standardisation and more individuation.

"This brain model differs from others in that we spent a lot of effort into the standardisation and quality control".

Industrial agriculture does not rely on diversification but on the standardisation and homogenisation of biological processes, technologies and products.

More standardisation and common parts, and faster development times for new models, should lower costs.

Hence "cost disease".The disease is most virulent in industries where standardisation and automation are hard.

Of course, in our new age of standardisation and self-improvement, the idea that the self might be unimprovable - not to mention splintered, alone, ecstatic, perverse - is anathema.