mechanization

It was possible to pursue either the way of mechanization or that of the liberation of the spirit.

Mechanization—the horror of losing one's identity and becoming part of an assembly line.

For example, the silk workers used street violence to get protective legislation against imports and mechanization in 1675.

Work was being done by a puzzling combination of mechanization and musclepower.

The two systems of mechanization were at their zenith, and the other countries looked, in political affairs, as slovenly as ever.

For processing short-length wool fibers its mechanization proved most difficult to achieve.

Don't you see that you can't cure human problems by mechanization?

Mechanization most drastically altered life on the family farm.

In other production branches the level of mechanization was extremely low.

The mechanization of nature is the condition of a practical and progressive idealism in action.