How to pronounce“mechanization”in English

Mechanization meant superior harvests and more food, mass produced goods, cheaper and faster travel and communication, and usually a better quality of life.

widespread mechanization in Chinese manufacturing and I'm wondering if looking to the future could that offset the impact of slower population growth

the mechanization of work and the belief that growth is necessary for something beyond itself, like national dignity or a better life for the children;

no longer run mechanization.

and the mechanization of agriculture, and transportation networks that can bring food from one part of the world to another, famines today don't occur because of a shortage of food,

Compared to mechanization, computerization, offshoring, what pattern matching do you see that's appropriate, and what do you think is different from prior technical changes?

That is a kind of firm adaptation. It is mechanization, right? And that has effects in the labor market that we might be worried about.