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They were used until the industry began to mechanize in 1955.

They left the island in 1964 when the light was mechanized.

"In less than 24 hours, he had mechanized the process," she said.

"Could she have mechanized it to work off the cues?"

Today, many of these steps have been mechanized or eliminated.

Sometime after the war my dad decided to mechanize it.

India began to mechanize and was able to compete in the world market.

Planets were not mechanized, but could be shifted by hand.

Despite its light infantry role, the regiment is also mechanized.

For instance, fewer agricultural workers are needed when the work is mechanized.

Coal remains the main industry but it is largely mechanized.

At the same time, human responses seem to have become correspondingly mechanized.

We are hoping to soon have mechanized public transportation in big cities such as this.

However, most textiles and leather processing are yet to be mechanized.

It was this experience that led him to start thinking about mechanizing clinical chemistry.

After this final charge, the regiment received word that it would be mechanized.

God has appointed the great American people to mechanize the universe."

The instrument became more mechanized in the first half of the 19th century.

Artificial intelligence is based on the assumption that the process of human thought can be mechanized.

That encourages less well established companies to mechanize and to reduce the number of employees needed.

They are backed up by artillery, air, engineer and mechanized units.

There are certain activities that cannot be mechanized, for they require fondness, and writing is one of them.

The best force for the job would, of course, be something precisely like this-completely mechanized.

As we mechanize the operation, those will be the first we'll get rid of."

Although largely mechanized, the new chart still relies on some reporting done in the old way.

In 1953, the water board decided to fully mechanise the mill.

The Corporation's goal was to expand and mechanise the system.

On 8 May 1969, the local water board put forward a plan to mechanise the mill because nobody could be found to work it.

Only gradually are technologies being developed to mechanise the task.

Edmund Cartwright was the first to attempt to mechanise weaving from 1785.

Engineers have tried to mechanise other forms of fishing - for tuna and bonito - without much success as yet.

However, on a practical level, you may not be able to mechanise high-risk tasks, or protect employees from exposure to risk altogether.

Since 1922 it had been the policy of the French Infantry to mechanise as many units as possible.

Many gated crossings have been replaced by lifting barriers, which are easier to mechanise.

Although the Government has provided various incentives and facilities to modernise and mechanise the industry, the opportunity has not been availed.

In the 1930s, as the British Army started to fully mechanise, all guns were converted to mechanised towing.

In 1955, Wijewardene designed a two-wheeled, walking tractor to help small farmers in the tropics to mechanise their work.

Eventually it was decided that the best use of cavalry regiments was to mechanise them, i.e. to replace their horses with tanks.

However, to save labor and increase safety, loaders and stackers were also developed to mechanise the transport of small bales from the field to the haystack.

There are those who wish to mechanise man and to assign pain to the operation of a specific Cartesian mechanism whose job is to detect injury and inevitably provoke the pain response.

For example, Henry Ford described his efforts to mechanise agricultural tasks such as tillage as relieving drudgery by transferring physical burdens from human and animal bodies to iron and steel machinery.

As the local agricultural economy continued to mechanise, the new-found employment opportunities were welcome and a period of migration into the town from surrounding villages led to major expansion of housing estates during the 1970s and 1980s.

When father Nikolaus Schunck died in 1865 (of 'dust lungs', a typical weavers affliction), Severin-Joseph, who was to take over the business, wanted to mechanise, but didn't have the financial means to do so.

In October 1928, a new era began as the 11th Hussars became the first regular cavalry regiment to "mechanise", to change from a horsed cavalry role to a motorised one, re-equipping with armoured cars previously used by the Royal Tank Corps.

Following on from Maetel Legend, this 13-part OVA from 2004 reveals that the newly-created machine people of La Metal began to mechanise galaxy after galaxy against the will of many humans, and ended up creating rebellions and revolutions.

In the inter-war period, the British Army began to mechanise, with cavalry regiments giving up their horses in favour of armoured cars or light tanks - the first to do so was the 11th Hussars, in 1928; the last was the Royal Scots Greys in 1941.