Sentence examples for transitional industries from inspiring English sources

Bifacially worked leafpoints are often treated as a kind of "index fossil" for MP/UP transitional industries in Central Europe.

"These Spanish finds make it clear that symbolic behavior existed among the Neandertals before the time of the transitional industries," archaeologist João Zilhão of the University of Barcelona says.

These transitional industries date from the period of overlap of Neanderthals and early modern humans in Europe (approximately 40,000 to 30,000 years ago) and were originally thought to have been made by early modern humans.

Now they bring the chance to combat ugliness and create a transitional industry and new jobs.

If the Italian infant teeth are those of modern humans, then one important "transitional" industry, the Uluzzian, was likely the handiwork of H. sapiens, not Neandertals.

If these constraints were removed, and the market allowed to decide what each industry could afford to pay, the result would be, following perhaps a few years of transitional pain, growth to industries such as manufacturing, farming and other industries that have been badly impaired in the US as a result of union and other labor lobbying efforts.

Some "transitional" Middle Upper Paleolithic stone tool industries, like the Châtelperronian industry in France, the Uluzzian in Italy, and the Szeletian in East-Central Europe, combine strong similarities with the Mousterian with modern technological elements.

It was also irrelevant, because Walter Taylor was a transitional figure in the industry.

If 2014 was the games industry's transitional year, 2015 could see the major developers and publishers finally getting into their groove with the current consoles.

Herbert Diess, the head of Volkswagen's main passenger car division, told reporters: "We are really in a transitional phase for the industry.

Economists expect membership to have only a limited effect on the domestic economy in the short term, as the government has said that it will invoke rules allowing a transitional period to protect strategic industries, including automaking, from foreign competition.