Sentences with phrase «mechanization takes»

Siegfried Gideon quotes the book in Mechanization Takes Command:

Siegfried Giedion, in Mechanization Takes Command, points out that the middle ages were times of:

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All that matters at this crucial moment is that the massing together of individualities should not take the form of a functional and enforced mechanization of human energies (the totalitarian principle), but of a «conspiracy» informed with love.

But what has not yet been sufficiently taken into account, although it explains everything, is the extent to which this process of mechanization is a collective affair, and the way in which it finally creates, on the periphery of the human race, an organism that is collective in its nature and amplitude.

Subsequently a gradual general alteration of the perception of reality takes place, in the sense of an increasing mechanization of the explanation of nature which is, as Piaget surmised, internally dependent on the initial correct understanding of machines (CPE 263f.).

It took mechanization and cheap energy to make vegetable oils viable for mass production and distribution on a large scale.