suurtööstuslikest

suurtööstuslikest is an Estonian adjective that translates to "large-scale industrial" or "highly industrialized." It is used to describe areas, processes, or economies that are characterized by extensive industrial development and manufacturing. The term implies a significant presence of factories, production facilities, and a workforce engaged in industrial activities.

When referring to regions, suurtööstuslikest denotes areas where industry dominates the landscape and economy, often characterized by urban development, infrastructure supporting production and transportation, and a high concentration of manufacturing plants. This can include sectors such as heavy industry, manufacturing, and resource processing.

In the context of economic systems, suurtööstuslikest describes an economy that relies heavily on industrial output for growth and employment. Such economies typically have a well-developed industrial base and a significant contribution of manufacturing to the gross domestic product. It suggests a mature stage of industrialization where mass production and complex supply chains are prevalent.

The concept of suurtööstuslikest can also be applied to processes or methods, indicating that they are designed for large-scale production, often involving advanced technology and automation to achieve high volumes and efficiency. This contrasts with smaller-scale or artisanal production. The term emphasizes the scale and industrial nature of the undertaking.