-
ultimately dotted the
Sicilian landscape with
labyrinthine mines.
Mining was
unmechanized and labor-intensive, with
pickmen freeing the ore from the rock, and...
-
economically viable without some mechanization, but
there is
evidence that
unmechanized tea
production is viable,
albeit with
lower net
profit margins. The Charleston...
- letter: I am in fact a
Hobbit in all but size. I like gardens, trees, and
unmechanized farmlands; I
smoke a pipe, and like good
plain food (unrefrigerated)...
-
village life in
general with, in Tolkien's words, "gardens, trees, and
unmechanized farmland". The Shire's capital,
Michel Delving,
embodies a philological...
-
Egypt with the 10th Army.
Graziani doubted the
ability of his largely-
unmechanized force to
defeat the
British and put off the
invasion for as long as he...
-
giving him the
ability to live
forever and have the
freedom that the
unmechanized do not have.
While machine bodies are
impossibly expensive, they are...
- India's
cotton industry struggled in the late 19th
century because of
unmechanized production and
American dominance of raw
cotton export. India, ceasing...
- is not
viable without some mechanization, but
there is
evidence that
unmechanized tea
production is viable,
albeit with
lower net
profit margins. Most...
-
attract and
aggregate the fish to the surface. Open
boats are
usually unmechanized or use hand-operated winches.
Electronic equipment, such as fishfinders...
- then
invented by Europeans. Instead,
printing in East Asia
remained an
unmechanized,
laborious process with
pressing the back of the
paper onto the inked...
