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Meanings of mechanised in English

Using vehicles.

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        Steep walls of schist rise dramatically from the river, making mechanised picking impossible.
        The Guardian
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        This was thanks entirely to the productivity of Lancashire's mechanised mills.
        The Rational Optimist
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        They are holding captive at least eight mechanised Indian dhows, or small boats.
        Reuters
        4
        A new mechanised borehole -funded by UNICEF -provides them with an alternative.
        Reuters
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        I arrived in Paris and suddenly everything was immense, mechanised and terrifying, she says.
        The Guardian
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        Now things are mechanised and the donkeys wear these trousers just for the tourists.
        The Irish Times
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        The first world war was the first mechanised war.
        The Guardian
        8
        PO: Most of the options we use are mechanised.
        The Guardian
        9
        The TV programme The Six Million Dollar Man popularised the notion of a mechanised human.
        The Irish Times
        10
        The day's activities ended with a lengthy mechanised procession.
        The South African
        11
        It is not mechanised farming, and they have no meat except the rabbits they trap.
        The masque of africa: glimpses of african belief
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        Large, mechanised farms that intensely monitor production and maximise yields are the order of the day.
        Reuters
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        Difficulties relating to mechanised operations and labour-intensive deep-level mining have left South Deep in the lurch.
        The South African
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        He used mechanised sledges -the only aid Amundsen feared might win the race for Scott.
        The Guardian
        15
        It has to be mechanised and it has to use high yield breeds, Ahmad Zubir said.
        Reuters
        16
        He says the government is attempting mechanised compassion.
        The Guardian
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