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industrialization|ɪnˌdʌstrɪəlaɪˈzeɪʃən|
[f. industrialize v. + -ation.]
The process of industrializing or fact of being industrialized; also, the conversion of an organization into an industry.
1906Westm. Gaz. 26 Oct. 2/1 A creed..that commends itself to all whom the ‘industrialisation’ of American politics has revolted. 1911G. H. Mair Eng. Lit.: Mod. ix. 225 If we want a picture of the great fact of modern Scotland, its industrialisation, it is to Galt we must go. 192319th Cent. Jan. 47 It is easy to obtain an exaggerated idea of the pace at which the industrialisation of the country by means of indigenous agency is taking place. 1928Daily Tel. 20 Mar. 12/6 The present rulers of Russia have staked everything upon the policy of industrialisation under State auspices. 1953Encounter Oct. 78/2 The process of industrialisation produces certain social types. 1963P. Trench in Industrialized Building Syst. & Components Oct. 10/1 It must be some ten years ago that Roger Watters..and I first talked industrialisation. I can't remember who coined the word—it may well have been neither of us... It is now the U word. Ibid. 10/2 Industrialisation as a process must cover everything from the use of ready mixed concrete through modular co-ordination to the closed proprietary building system. It is in fact too wide a term to be of real use but since we have no other to describe the change in the nature of building which is going on we must accept it. 1969Observer 12 Jan. 9/2 Art education is a safeguard against over-organisation, industrialisation, bureaucratisation and dehumanisation. 1969H. A. Frey tr. Schmidt & Testa's Syst. Building 34/2 Industrialization of building in the proper sense, and in contrast to building rationalization, has to do not only with selected operations, but comprises the entire construction process from the planning stage to execution. 1973Listener 20 Dec. 857 Industrialisation played a big part in the drive to paint the map pink. |