Verb:

যন্ত্রচালিত করা,

mechanise's Usage Examples:

area because of the heavy charges on human work and the impossibility to mechanise this particular crop; these days saffron makes a timid reappearance in.

Mechanised agriculture is the process of using agricultural machinery to mechanise the work of agriculture, greatly increasing farm worker productivity.

During Hall's lifetime, he helped mechanise the papermaking industry, co-founded the first UK canning firm, and developed.

change in role, otherwise the military and civilian bureaucracy would mechanise it.

agricultural machinery to mechanise the labour of agriculture, greatly increasing farm worker productivity.

In modern mechanised agriculture powered machinery.

Corbett brought all the innovations of the industrial revolution to mechanise and commercialise the business, soon making his salt workings the largest.

(known in North East England as "putting") which were more difficult to mechanise.

than £550 million on major improvements and new sinkings, much of it to mechanise the coal-getting process underground and by 1957 Britain's collieries.

During the nineteenth century, a number of attempts were made to mechanise depth sounding.

An early attempt at a machine to mechanise the process was patented in 1799 by the Frenchman Nicholas Louis Robert.

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

shortage of skilled manpower and its high cost have prompted the attempt to mechanise its production.

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

subsequently targeted the Collinsville State Mine for mechanisation with his plan to mechanise Tunnel Number One despite opposition from the miners because.

into series and volume cutting production, Kasto recognised the need to mechanise bar stock storage and material handling.

2nd Motor Brigade in March 1942, as part of an effort to motorise or mechanise Australia's mounted forces in the early war years.

the Australian Army undertook a modernisation program to motorise or mechanise its mounted forces, at which time many light horse regiments were issued.

Motor Brigade in March 1942, as part of ongoing efforts to motorise or mechanise Australia's mounted forces in the early war years.

Synonyms:

fit; mechanize; motorise; outfit; fit out; motorize; equip;

Antonyms:

inappropriate; unfit; unhealthy; ill; unsound;