Sentences with phrase «modern assembly line»

Attention is concentrated here on the industrial sector because it has been largely ignored by Protestant thought — an oversight that needs correcting — and because the problematic nature of work, particularly its repetitive and boring quality, can be most clearly seen in the modern assembly line.
In that sense the observance of the monastery of Cluny in the 12th century sounds suspiciously like a spiritual version of life on a modern assembly line.
It was the modern assembly line, with the product passing through stations instead of people going to work in shifts on the product.
As the Japanese auto invasion began cutting into Detroit's sales, General Motors, Chrysler, Ford and hundreds of auto parts companies looked outside the city to build one - story plants that could handle modern assembly lines.
Thus, though these sentiments may reflect the admirable devotion to work of an artist like Sayers, I suspect that they would not be wildly popular among workers on modern assembly lines.

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From modern CNC Manufacturing to assembly line grinding, Clements and Noel have several strategies to help customer makers keep us in today's fast - paced blade market, centered on the concept of boutique knife manufacturing for customer makers.
With a good measure of corporate laugh - track taste and assembly - line quality (and a fair dose less social instigation), 2015's Vacation is very much a safe modern remake.
Even now, the thoroughly modern Montgomery, Ala., plant where Hyundai took us to introduce the 2015 Sonata is working beyond capacity: three shifts, 2,500 - odd employees and 231 robots, building most of the U.S. Sonatas and a lot of Elantras on the same assembly line.
The assembly line gave birth to the modern auto industry, beginning a lasting love affair between dogs and car rides.
According to Ellen Lupton and J. Abbott Miller in The Bathroom and Kitchen and the Aesthetics of Waste, «her most influential recommendations dealt with the layout of storage units and work surfaces, which she modeled on the assembly line of the modern factory.»
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