The hair was shorn after the gassings, then efficiently dried in the crematoria so it could be industrially spun into carpeting.
And yet, for all their playing around, these industrially sourced objects also function as truly excellent abstractions.
industrially brewed by large, monopolistic, multinational corporations with marketing programs that may target children.
industrially, it ranks next to indigo and alizarin in importance as a natural dye stuff.
industrially, we chiefly think of Scilly in connection with flowers.
It was financially ruined by the war, industrially ruined by the revolution, and economically ruined by the peace terms.
The idea now is that men live for service; that men organize socially, commercially, and industrially for service.
Nevertheless, there are many cases in which they must be industrially employed.
industrially we were in a wild scramble of manufacture, production, and shipment….
industrially the epoch is as clearly defined as it is in politics and science.
1774, from French industriel, from Medieval Latin industrialis, from Latin industria (see industry). Earlier the word had been used in English in a sense "resulting from labor" (1580s); the modern use is considered a reborrowing. Meaning "suitable for industrial use" is from 1904. As a style of dance music, attested from 1988. Industrial revolution was in use by 1840 to refer to recent developments and changes in England and elsewhere.
: and the harsh industrial pop of Nine Inch Nails
A variety of rock music: industrial music is ''the sounds our culture makes as it comes unglued'' (1990s+)