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[[Fasciculus:Maquina vapor Watt ETSIIM.jpg|thumb|Machina vaporaria "Watt" in atrio Scholae Technicae Superioris [[Matritum|Matritensis]]]]'''Industriae Conversio''', etiam secundum multos fontes non sine controversia '''Revolutio Industrialis,'''<ref>Nomen ''revolutionis'' hic disputatum est, vide [[Disputatio:Conversio Industrialis]], quia ''revolutio'' Latine solet significare commutatio ubi aliquid ad idem punctum repetitur, et in conversione industriali nominata multa progrediuntur sine revolvendo.</ref> appellari potest aetas historica a medio [[saeculum 18|saeculo duodevicensimo]] usque ad iniens [[saeculum 20|saeculum vicensimum]] definita, qua [[Anglia]] imprimis, et postea caeterae [[Europa]]e civitates, maximas commutationes sociooeconomicas, [[technologia|technologicas]], et [[cultura]]leslesque in [[historia]] humanitatis subierunt umquam ex [[Neolithicum|aevo Neolithico]].
 
Loco [[oeconomia]]e quae antea de labore manuali et [[manufactura]] versata erat substituti sunt novi modi industriae et fabricationis a machinis effectis. Initium habuit conversio in usu machinarum in industria textilicia et in amelioratione processus ferri faciendi. Incremento commercii fautum est a viis melioribus ad [[mercimonia]] vehenda, et postea ab inventione traminis [[ferriviaria|ferriviarii]], Innovationes quae maximum momentum tulerunt, fuerunt [[machina vaporaria]] et [[machina netrix multiplex]], "Spinning Jenny" cognominata, quae incrementa ingentia ad capacitatem textilia[[textile|textilium]] producendiproducendorum prodiderunt. Cum [[machina]]e ameliorarentur, et novae machinae excogitarentur, in primis decenniis [[saeculum 19|saeculi undevicensimi]], reditus aliarum industriarum necnon agriculturae[[agricultura]]e magnopere augeri coepit.
 
Itaque hae commutationes quanto summam rerum fabricatarum auxerunt, tanto tempus quo eaedem res fabricabantur diminuerunt, imprimis postquam "[[Productioproductio in serie]]" inventa esterat, qua varia opera simplicia singulatim cuique opifici assignabantur, ut in serie efficerentur, sine necessitate peritiae diu exercitatae, [[medium productionis|sumptu producendi]] ea re diminuto et [[facultates productionis|summa productorum]] aucta.
 
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