| It also refers to the routinization of ways in which environmentalism is incorporated in a variety of social interactions. |
| The routinization of this kind of scandal in academia has almost inured us to the possibility of recourse. |
| Its vast increase in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries and its routinization in the eighteenth occurred in tandem with the growth of the state and the economy. |
| Not only did diesel-electric locomotives make such routinization of freight operation possible but they also reduced labour demands greatly. |
| Weber saw routinization and mechanization as ultimately destructive, that is, as eroding the spirit and capacity for spontaneous action. |
| In jobs that comprise several tasks, the timing of routinization on one task is seen to depend on this task's relative contribution to output. |
