Examples of 'preindustrial' in a sentence

Meaning of "preindustrial"

Preindustrial - (adjective) describing a period or society before the Industrial Revolution, characterized by low levels of mechanization and industrialization
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  • Of or relating to the period before the Industrial Revolution and the global industrialisation that followed.
  • Not yet industrialized.

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Cooling effect of preindustrial fires on climate underestimated.
Most extensive urban complex in the preindustrial world.
I feel like preindustrial guilt was probably.
The fourth stage is the preindustrial era.
From a preindustrial to an industrial society.
We can take us back to preindustrial levels.
Preindustrial societies made use of the mosses growing in their areas.
Transition from preindustrial to industrial society.
They tell me that this fabric was made on a preindustrial loom.
The revenge of preindustrial societies.
One might think that it is a matter of renewing a preindustrial view.
Chipotle promoted preindustrial meals ideology with two films.
They were islands of stability in the chaotic preindustrial labour market.
Chipotle promoted preindustrial food ideology with two films.
A substantial increase in ocean acidity has been observed since preindustrial.

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Back to preindustrial levels.
But the element of personal dependence is a throwback to the preindustrial world.
It was a thriving preindustrial society.
Preindustrial validation of innovative ingredients obtained from the olive leaf.
Double what we were in preindustrial times.
Neighbourhoods in preindustrial cities often had some degree of social specialisation or differentiation.
Their shells have also been used as money in some preindustrial societies.
This will constitute the preindustrial introduction of plutonium recycling in light water reactors.
They wanted to turn the clock back to the preindustrial times.
It was preindustrial.
This was clearly one of the major urban complexes in the preindustrial world.
Or at least preindustrial ones.
The earth has warmed about one degree centigrade since preindustrial times.
People living in preindustrial agrarian societies interacted almost constantly with domesticated animals.
Historical documents shed light on neighbourhood life in numerous historical preindustrial or nonwestern cities.
My German is preindustrial and mostly religious.
These styles share a conscious search for the supposed simplicity of preindustrial times.
Next post Cooling effect of preindustrial fires on climate underestimated.
Its concentration in the atmosphere has more than doubled since preindustrial times.
Mummy CT scans show preindustrial hunter gatherers had clogged arteries.
This means that the country has returned to its preindustrial level under tsarism.
Preindustrial workers worked fewer hours than today 's.
This can range in scale from the traditional use of preindustrial societies to a global industry.
In preindustrial societies, tradition acts as a constant brake on change.
Alexandre Cavezza takes over as director of the MetaGenoPolis preindustrial demonstrator.
I feel like preindustrial guilt was probably - a little less exercise related.
No evidence for globally coherent warm and cold periods over the preindustrial Common Era.
In preindustrial societies, menarche typically occurred later than in current industrial societies.
Black carbon deposition in the European Arctic from the preindustrial to the present.
The course from the preindustrial to the industrial society, with the introduction of.
The worlds of Barrayar and Athos suggest aspects of preindustrial Europe and America.
Back in our preindustrial days we feared them like wolves-except glaciers ate whole villages.
Did you say this is a preindustrial society?
However, the concentration of methane in the atmosphere has more than doubled since preindustrial times.
It 's the revenge of preindustrial societies.

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