Примери за използване на Less labour на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Therefore less labour could feed more people.
Inevitably it means higher output with less labour.
The less labour it contains, the less  value it imparts to the product.
Karsten calculates that 75 per cent less labour is involved- bales never need weeding.
With intelligent control system PLC,the production lines have features of easy control, less labour, etc.
Portugal produces wine and cloth with less labour than is needed in England.
Therefore, residents(and insurers) have lower displacement costs andthe contractor can take on more work with less labour.
Faster and safer to load it down, with cost less labour charges, but less  quantity at the same time.
Where there were ten shops formerly there is now only one which, in spite of its tenfold increase of turnover,requires less labour to run.
In Portugal it is possible to bring forth both vino and fabric with less labour than it would take to bring forth the same measures in England.
Whilst batching of large volumes is more time- and labour-intensive, a continuous inline sonication process is more efficient, faster andrequires significantly less labour.
Packing Standard Export Pallet Packaging--Faster andsafer to load it down, with cost less labour charges, but less  quantity at the same time.
A continuous inline mixing process requires sophisticated setup- consisting in a pump, hoses or pipes and tanks-, but it is more efficient, faster andrequires significantly less labour.
For example-“Once admit that A falls, because B,with which it is exchanged, rises, while no less labour is bestowed in the meantime on A, and your general principle of value falls to the ground….
Where formerly there were ten shops now there is hardly one,with a tenfold increase in turnover but requiring less labour to run than formerly.
But in this latter case, the value of each single product falls,for its costs less labour than before; in the former case, that value remains unchanged, for each costs the same labour  as before.
As nature had been more lavish towards the Belgians, they furnished the French with iron cheaper than M. Prohibant; which means, that all the French, or France,could obtain a given quantity of iron with less labour by buying it of the honest Flemings.
The individual value of these articles is now below their social value: in other words,they have cost less labour time than the great bulk of the same article produced under the average social conditions….
It costs less labour to build one workshop for twenty persons than to build ten to accommodate two weavers each; thus the value of the means of production that are concentrated for use in common on a large scale does not increase in direct proportion to the expansion and to the increased useful effect of those means.".
But should the productiveness of labour  increase, so that the same material elements may be reproduced with less labour, then a smaller portion of the value of the product can completely replace the constant part in kind.”.
But it costs less labour to build one workshop for twenty persons than to build ten to accommodate two weavers each; thus the value of the means of production that are concentrated for use in common on a large scale does not increase in direct proportion to the expansion and to the increased useful effect of those means.
The value of the commodities produced by water-power is lower because a smaller amount of labour  is required for their production,i.e. less labour enters in the objectified form, as a portion of constant capital.
The value of commodities produced with water-power is smaller because a smaller total quantity of labour  is required for their production,i.e., less labour- in materialised form- enters into the constant capital as part of the latter.
Or else he receives for 12 hours' labour less than 6s., i.e.
The labour market became less flexible.
Electric vehicles, including their batteries,generally require less manufacturing labour than ones that run on petrol.
Less opportunities in the labour market.
The labour market was less dynamic.
But rather than sulking on the dole,the displaced natives switched to jobs that involved less manual labour, sometimes with higher salaries.
Flails have generally fallen into disuse in many nations because of the availability of technologies such as combine harvesters that require much less manual labour.