Meanings of mechanisation in English

Mr Khan says increased mechanisation is also planned to help revitalise the industry.

Specific investments -think refrigerated vans and more mechanisation -can reduce this waste.

It's a mechanical plot and Mitchell is drawn to mechanisation.

Agricultural mechanisation is offered by LIT and is taught between LIT and Pallaskenry Agricultural College.

This column reflected the growing mechanisation of farming.

For example, many medium-scale farms have attracted tractor rental providers, who now provide mechanisation services to smallholders.

Even when the market recovers, a shift to mechanisation on larger sites would limit demand for workers.

Now down on our farm we are right up to date, And mechanisation's the byword of late.

Since then, the history of computing has been the drive for ever more efficient mechanisation of software.

Even when the market recovers, a shift to mechanisation on larger sites would limit demand for new workers.

Since the mechanisation of memory, we need no longer rely on the pallid words of critics or historians.

Rapid mechanisation, better farm practices, hybrid, drought and flood resistant seed varieties, and effective nutrients helped raise productivity.

The plain fact is that the mechanisation of production in the industrial revolution raised incomes across all classes.

They relied more on manual labour for some years after the introduction of mechanisation elsewhere in the country.

In some jobs, such as picking grapes or olives, mechanisation of certain tasks can also relieve the strain.

This was another astonishing First, anticipating by a dozen years Hollerith's famed mechanisation of the 1890 US Census.