We need to be on the move again toward industrialization and away from services.
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This also coincided with the period of rapid urbanization and industrialization.
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These two circumstances led directly to the industrialization of the meth trade.
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For the period in sociology beginning with the industrialization, see Modernity.
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The rapid European industrialization thereafter sent it into a relative decline.
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Responsible industrialization is a possibility but hasn't occurred in most cases.
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Ludwig also increased Bavaria's pace towards industrialization under his reign.
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Land reform needed to stimulate industrialization has been a political nonstarter.
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Industrialization center officials could not be reached for comment Wednesday.
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The development of industry on an extensive scale
(industrialized) made industrial; converted to industrialism; "industrialized areas"
(Industrialized) Made faster and more efficient with the help of machines.
The process through which industrial capacity [see also Industry] is created. And this process is given prominence for at least two reasons. Firstly, historians use the industrial revolution as the starting point of modern history. ...
The process of developing an economy founded on the mass manufacturing of goods. Industrialization is associated with the urbanization of society, an extensive division of labour, a wage economy, differentiation of institutions, and growth of mass communication and mass markets. ...
The phase of a country's economic development in which industry grows faster than agriculture and gradually comes to play the leading role in the economy.
When used in agriculture, this term generally refers to the consolidation of farms into very large production units.
The introduction of the factory system, that is, specialized establishments where there is the centralization of power-driven machinery and where workers gather specifically for the purpose of production. The workers work for wages and do not own the tools of production.
Before the Europeans came, the Danne-za were hunters and gatherers who moved seasonally through their large territory to hunt and trap animals, to fish, and to gather food. When the fur trade began, the traders hired Dane-zaa hunters to supply them with meat. ...