| 词汇 | example_english_mill |
| 释义 | Examples of millThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The largest and most modern mills, those that produced cotton cloth, hired mostly men. The mechanism of strikes in the jute mills often appeared unconventional to managers and the colonial state. There is no evidence of the type of arrangements established between independent planters and mills during the years of primitive sugar production. The equations were calibrated and validated with 116 and 45 samples, respectively, for flotation index and with 149 and 176 samples, respectively, for milling tests. When the mills failed to honour their contractual obligations with regard to water, planters resorted to litigation. Increases granted as percentages on the prevailing rates only served to accentuate the wage differentials between occupations and the disparities between mills. The dried plant parts were milled to a fine powder using an electric blender. Incidents such as this convinced the administrators that they no longer controlled the mills. In the sugar fields, oxen replaced tractors in hauling cane to the mills, and bagasse was used as fuel to conserve oil. However, only big planters and mills had access to institutional sources of credit. She is forced to acknowledge the hypocrisy of a father who concealed 'the hideous mystery' regarding the mills that generated all his wealth. People and cars milled about us, while posters, caravans, tents, and stalls were crammed in everywhere. He promised that he would make an order banning the use of mills from operating during the crisis. A few people were milling about on the dark sidewalk outside the shop, but the shop itself was empty. Even if life in the factory was not necessarily a worse alternative than life in the fields, in some mills work was unhealthy. If change were radical, we would expect evidence and analysis on the process of altering the colonato system in the interests of new sugarcane mills. However, as the labour continued to arrive to the mills, labour market soon became glutted. By 1907, only sixty of eighty-five mills had introduced electric lighting. Strikes had sometimes been co-ordinate across a group of mills when policies of the managing agent had affected them in the same way. The eastern belt, the predominant industrial labour area, is the city of chimneys of the textile mills. By the end of the century there were four large textile mills running in the city. Optimizing the aggregate production planning in a sugarcane milling company. By using modified partial minimum squares, the calibration curves were developed for milling test, density and flotation. In 1922 the number of mills in the city was 56. There were mills dotted all over the landscape, windmills and water ones. Fresh tubers can be peeled, chipped, dried and milled into -our. The police then cut off the mills' power and gas supply. Similarly, the colonial state and its agencies intervened increasingly in matters that bore upon the management of labour in the mills. Diagnosis of different faults in milling using drive signals and process models. The mills continued to operate until 1980 and their demolition two decades later evidently provoked the book's title. Although employment in some of the larger mills was fairly continuous, most of the smaller mills operated on a seasonal basis. The number of size classes ranged from 5 (knitting mills; laboratory apparatus and analytical optical) to 12 (plastic products, misc.) (table 1). In the spinning industry, employers usually lived close to their mills and involved themselves in the day-to-day running of the firm. A fully replicated design (assuming two laboratory replicates) would require 160 samples to be milled (that is, 40 genotypesrtwo field replicatesrtwo laboratory replicates). Throughout the period under review there were numerous reports of peaceful and occasionally violent opposition to building these mills. Insects that flew continuously for > 5 min during the testing routine were transferred to flight mills. Although the economic boom ended in 1920, weaving mills thereafter required an increasing number of women. The 1891 commission interviewed six women workers in the jute mills of whom five were widows. The notion that children might help their parents in the mills softened, in public discourse, the brutality and exploitation that child labour entailed. Most mills demonstrated a marked resistance to change. The crowd swelled to around 10,000, and after an excited meeting decided to march on the rice mills and destroy them. Rather, marriage to a man who could afford to keep them out of the mills was more desirable. They complained yet more vociferously about the extent to which they had been cut out of the management of their own mills. By securing a firm alliance with their jobbers, managers could exclude 'outsiders' from their mills. An additional 14 mills would produce only molasses or other cane by-products. Like foremen in plantations or textile mills, maestros, rather than bakery owners, were often singled out by workers as the source of their discontent. Austrian mills usually mix all their by-products and market them as 'bran'. Years of revolution changed the relative strength of labour and capital inside the mills. They also demanded a shorter workday, better health and accident benefits and control over hiring and firing in the mills. Hot conditions are still prevalent in a number of industries, mainly in steel mills, glass works and ceramics, as well as in some coal mines. Even though the 1850s witnessed some investments in technology, the most significant wave of milling improvements did not start until the 1870s. By 1895 most of the province's mills had modernised their machinery. The piece is framed with the obsolete sounds of the textile mills and their associated machinery. Small mills operate with one band-saw while large mills operate with two or more. Instead, scores of "quick change" attachments to general-purpose equipment found a place in their mills. Build on these, billeting, sketches, places, disassembled stretches, stamp and wash mills. The 1794 package also taxed auction sales, sugar refineries, snuff mills, and retail licenses to sell imported liquor. Second, the only truly revolutionary element in this gradual industrial development was the unprecedented and shocking picture presented by the steampowered cotton spinning mills. The process of milling wheat to give white flour results in partial elimination of certain vitamins which are left largely in the 'offals'. There were all kinds of mills there, including flour ones. Between 1877 and 1881, the industry experienced a significant shake out and the number of operating mills dropped by more than half. Additional clauses enabled mills to reject cane of inferior quality, although contracts did not establish clear mechanisms for the determination of cane quality. As the workers were preparing their breakfasts, the police used bulldozers to break down the factory walls and entered the occupied mills. The workers threatened to blow up the boiler of one of the mills if the police dared to enter the premises. Cane from inefficient, newly-mothballed sugar factories could be redirected to a smaller number of mills currently grinding well below capacity. The mills in that sense originated in a production context in which traditional industry and modern industry were inseparable. Each includes a list of major plagiarism detection services as well as some major sources of plagiarized materials, including paper mills. In the postindependence period, in addition to textile mills, a number of heavy engineering works were established in this region. Having persisted with this system for long, the mills could not disrupt it quickly. The electricity in the area was out and the tourists who were staying in the vicinity of the blast were milling about. As their markets showed signs of recovery, after the depression that occurred at the turn of the century, mills began to introduce electric lighting. Conversely, strikes occurred with greater frequency in individual mills in the mid-1940s. Numerous strikes were organised in the mills yet formal labour organisation remained weak. They were soon joined by striking workers from other mills. Why did trade unions remain so inherently unstable in the jute mills? A few mills continued to retain jobbers, but the millowners wanted to replace them with naikins or female supervisors. However, rice mills were not included under this heading, and adults generally worked a statutory 54-hour week, taking one day off per week. The mills began to make finer cloth using worsted yarn, for which the wool had to be imported. Women protested because they saw the creation of mills as a threat to their own economic survival. There are, however, some services where labour was hired, especially in maize mills, tea rooms and carpentry shops. They also provide considerable grist for the mills of planners and social engineers. In these last mills labour is ruinously undisciplined. Conventional machine tools, such as lathes and milling machines, are frequently operated by highly skilled craft workers. There was now a great congestion of horsemen milling around in the area between town and castle. Other engineering and light industries are filling many of the old mills and clothing factories. The limited number of conveniently sited fulling mills undoubtedly conditioned the economic relations between fullers and their customers, the clothiers. None of the produce is supplied to mills for sugar production. There were all kinds of mills there, including water ones. The investigation of cotton spinning mills, above, provides a clue to estimating the amount of such extra income. In the mills they used to work in the spinning and weaving departments. They suffered the impact of the closure of the textile mills. The brick chimneys integral to steam-powered mills were also much simpler structures than five-story pagoda, and hence more susceptible to seismic damage. Water-powered fulling mills were not new; indeed they go back at least as far as the thirteenth century. Noting the prevalence of cotton dust in the company's mills, the group were also concerned with improving the industry's health and safety record. In many jute mills, patterns of women's employment have held over a century. As demand contracted, some mills adopted shorttime or closed down temporarily, and a few went into liquidation. The war demand forced a rapid expansion in weaving capacity in the mills. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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