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But below the surface societies are being churned up in ways not seen in the much more static pre-industrial world.

If this is all an industrial world can support, those people will be living at a starvation level - just barely keeping alive.

As the Titanic Quarter demonstrates, Northern Ireland has begun to adapt to the post-industrial world.

Inside the industrial world, emission-reduction efforts have been most successful in ecology-minded Germany and Japan.

"Governments of the industrial world, you weary giants of flesh and steel, I come from cyberspace, the new home of mind, " he thundered.

Clinical depression has exploded in the industrial world in the last generation.

Indeed, these primary fuels of the industrial world are nothing more than the fossilized remains of phytoplankton.

Several commentators propose a sharp, contained bout of inflation as a way to re-energise growth in the US and the industrial world.

In the industrial world, refrigerators work well, the grid is reliable, and hospitals have backup generators.

The chemical energy in coal and oil is the energy of greatest importance to the industrial world.

Through the use of colours and the textures, an enrooted feeling of the overpowering industrial world subdues the viewer.

As populations stabilise in the industrial world, almost all growth in the near future is expected to take place in developing countries.

Now, however, the modern industrial world of the coastal region is coming inland to Anhui.

Every factory in the industrial world would also shut down.

How the West Grew Rich: The Economic Transformation of the Industrial World

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Silicon surfaces and formation of interfaces: basic science in the industrial world

They were evident in emerging market economies and developing countries as much as in the industrial world;