Sentences with phrase «becomes mechanized»

Recent totalitarian experiments seem to furnish material for a positive judgement on this last point: the individual, outwardly bound to his fellows by coercion and solely in terms of function, deteriorates and retrogresses: he becomes mechanized.

The lead researcher on artificial womb technology insists that scientists will never push the limits of viability to the point where women's bodies are functionally replaced by technology, and human gestation becomes mechanized.

And while in 2018, more aspects of law practice will become mechanized, clients will always need experts for premium legal service — just as they do now.

The world of academe was fast becoming mechanized and computerized.

Not exact matches

Later, the industry became an early adopter of the internal combustion engine and transformed backbreaking work into a highly mechanized field.

In the West, dying and death have become a reflection of industrialization: cold, sterile, left to the professions, in their professional facilities, highly monetized and grossly mechanized.

When the hot media of modernity are the primary shaping force in our culture we become more uniform and mechanized with low participation — or in Heidegger's terms the «standing - reserve.»

But as human population expands and subsistence farming gives way to mechanized agriculture, food production has become reliant on fossil fuel and fertilizers to increase yield from rapidly shrinking farmland.

The food industry today has become highly diversified, with manufacturing ranging from small, traditional, family run activities that are highly labour intensive, to large, capital - intensive and highly mechanized industrial processes.

I back is decision for not adequately reinforcing our mid-field with steel «alibi the rumored Seville player esque» because of his relentless faith in the ever growing and resourceful 17 yr old Adelaide who has a great potential to become something sterner this season and onward, the lad is truly mechanized to become something great soonest.

The characters are a little different with this tale's industrial setting: Bob Cratchit becomes Barb Ratchet, Mr. Fezziwig morphs into Mad Madam Fizzlewig, and the ghosts are mechanized.

Although mechanized harvesting, which doesn't use fires, is becoming more common in Brazil, traditional techniques are still widely used there and across the developing world.

But as they say, you're only as good as your last game, and we're so close to the launch of Rigs Mechanized Combat League that I suppose Mercenary will be consigned to the annals of history and Rigs will become the new benchmark by which we're judged.

A rising figure in the contemporary art world, Wade Guyton uses accessible technology to create paintings, drawings, and sculptures that address his viewer's evolving relationship to the digital and the ways in which mechanized images become physical works.

«The epic, mechanized scale of death that has characterized the 20th and 21st centuries has become systematically produced and thoroughly inscribed into our everyday lives.»

The vocabulary of fungi, plants, and industrial machines became vehicles for the artist's reflections on mechanized production and the human impulse to impose order and control over creative and natural forces.

Nevertheless, the event has become nothing short of legendary in the realm of kinetic art, creating a nice metaphor for the failures of mechanized Modernism that were, in the spring of 1960, just beginning to be reckoned with by a new generation of artists.

Gropius invents a new Bauhaus slogan «Art and technology - a new unity» - reflecting the primacy of mechanized production, which becomes the new watchword for all Bauhaus activities.

A free market, especially in capital (Capitalism) is wildly synergistic with the Industrial Revolution, as the growth of Western «free» market Capitalism has demonstrated, by allowing various nation - states to become especially successful in the mechanized warfare of the European Warring States Period.

Real estate brokerage has become so specialized, mechanized, computerized, and centralized that it only vaguely resembles the industry of a mere decade ago.