Examples of using Mechanisation in English and their translations into Dutch
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A shift of tasks within existing companies Mechanisation and automation reduce the number of people who are immediately involved with the primary business processes.
Viewed as such, the photograph is nothing other than the mechanisation of the accepted view of the world based on the art theory of the Renaissance.
The mechanisation of coin production had important consequences from the 18th century onwards for the productivity of the Mint and quality of the coins.
Mechanisation, the very means which should liberate man from toil,
In other areas, mechanisation has decreased women's role in agriculture
guarantee for direct expression, going much further than twentieth century digital mechanisation.
energy thanks to mechanisation of labour-consuming works is paid.
This specifies the main tasks of people in a company during and after the automation and mechanisation of business operations.
In them questions on in what sequence with what application of means of mechanisation and inventory devices,
Flier Holland BV is a leading manufacturer of mechanisation and automation systems for flower and plant growers.
Thus mechanisation has enabled farming to be less labour intensive
Promoting the rationalisation and mechanisation of cultivation and harvesting operations
Other factors, such as increased mechanisation and spe cialisation in the sector,
Promotion of rationalisation and mechanisation of cultivation and harvesting operations
Steam engine and microprocessor The steam engine provided mechanisation of the production of food
Mechanisation and automation will cause an increase in productivity
inevitable consequences of this system are the enslavement and mechanisation of social life
A company that together makes good use of each other's experience and mechanisation expertise.
the shortage of labour led to expensive investments in mechanisation and automation.
Given rapid mechanisation and a world awash with inexpensive gadgets,