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Meanings of industrialisation in English

Portuguese
industrialização
Catalan
industrialització
Spanish
industrialización
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The development of industry on an extensive scale.

industrialização
Usage of industrialisation in English
1
A steam-belching train surges ominously forward to summon up early 19th-century industrialisation.
The Guardian
2
Work-related musculoskeletal disorders are increasing due to industrialisation of work processes.
Pubmed
3
The third is to reduce extraction while simultaneously growing local industrialisation.
The South African
4
Here the increasing industrialisation of the country is no doubt playing its part.
The Foundations of Japan / Notes Made During Journeys Of 6,000 M...
5
We are here, we have not reached the age of industrialisation.
The Guardian
6
Both rivers are heavily polluted because of industrialisation and rapid urbanisation.
Radio NZ
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The story of industrialisation is like The Picture of Dorian Gray.
The Guardian
8
What you see where there is big money is you see an industrialisation.
News.com.au
9
There is plenty of evidence of old mills and industrialisation too.
Independent.ie
10
In Europe, he said, the industrialisation of forest and agriculture is degrading the land.
The Guardian
11
England never shared its industrialisation with Ireland, but America did.
Independent.ie
12
I cannot accept industrialisation at this cost, he said.
The Guardian
13
We have now done industrialisation of the system and the production as well, says Schoombie.
The South African
14
And the takeaway food has even been credited with promoting industrialisation and staving off revolution.
BBC
15
In the late 19th century, industrialisation shifted the source of the family income outside the home.
The Guardian
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It is these 'blue collar workers' who benefit most from the increased industrialisation of the economy.
The South African
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