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post-industrial

[ˌpəʊstɪnˈdʌstrɪəl] ADJposindustrial
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KARACHI -- Time is running fast for most third world countries, including Pakistan, to accelerate the pace of their socio-economic growth as nations with failed economies will soon be swallowed by technologically advanced countries, boasting of ultramodern innovations and post-industrial wonders.
He said these changes would result in a "post-industrial society" and artificial intelligence would dominate all aspects of life in the next century.
The unit is suited to processing both post-consumer and post-industrial material.
Paying for the Welfare State in the 21st Century: Tax and Spending in Post-Industrial Societies
THE closure of the Welsh Tata steel plants would be the last hammer blow in the conversion of Wales to a post-industrial economy.
For those with the skills, capital, and savvy to prosper in the post-industrial age, services offered inordinate opportunities.
In Beauty Redeemed (Birkhauser), Ellen Braae, professor of landscape design at Copenhagen University, explores the reuse of post-industrial areas through the history of trailblazing projects in Europe.
It's the only recycled plastic wash facility in New Hampshire, said John Pelech, founder and CEO of the firm, which has been recycling post-industrial plastic waste at its facility since 2009.
REFERRING to Kilton shale tip, what John Wiggins calls a "striking impressive hill" (10.5.13) is a post-industrial eyesore.

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