unindustrialized


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Adj.1.unindustrialized - not converted to industrialismunindustrialized - not converted to industrialism  
nonindustrial - not having highly developed manufacturing enterprises; "a nonindustrial society"
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I learned relatively nothing about Africa over the course of my education, so all of my notions of Africa are that it is an unindustrialized country with little to no technology that is made up of impoverished tribal communities.
Though a number of parasitic species are involved in infecting the equines, gastrointestinal helminthiases have been found as serious threats to the grazing animals all around the world with far reaching consequences in the unindustrialized countries.
flexneri is the most frequently isolated species globally and accounts for 60% of cases in the unindustrialized countries; S.
While in the past centuries in unindustrialized countries without modern medicine smallpox was known to produce a case-fatality rate of thirty percent, using that figure for pandemic planning today is plainly inappropriate.
Prevalence and determinants of hypertension in an unindustrialized rural population of North India.
It is also about learning to gain pleasure from food that is organic, pure and unindustrialized, thus returning to the original way of human eating and the appeal of food grown in one's own garden.
The time is ripe for electing a president brave enough to start a revolution of change and transform this nation from being unindustrialized without any single facility to manufacture tools, machines and equipment, into a productive, industrialized and affluent nation.
Government-backed corporate industrial plans to radically transform the relatively unindustrialized southeast of Taiwan, affectionately known as "the backyard of Taiwan," reflect the same reductive, one-size-fits all global thinking that aggressively promoted the petrochemical and plastics industries in Taiwan in the post-World War II decades (see, e.g., Beyond Beauty: Taiwan from Above).
We should be concerned with the study of the reproductive problems of society; the depersonalization of labor in modern industries; the disintegration of community life under the impact of industry; the organization of the large unindustrialized areas of Africa, China, South America and India; the just allocation of world resources; and the decentralization of industry.
The policy commits state-support for the development of infrastructure to factory sites for priority industries and special tax holidays for industries in rural and unindustrialized parts of the country.
Considering unindustrialized countries mostly in Africa, the study presents data from central banks and commercial banks on how many people use formal banking services, what services they value most, and how access to banking services could be expanded to include more people.