Machinery in Relation to the Character of Human Labour.
So long, however, as human labour continues to co-operate with machinery, certain elements of thought and spontaneity adhere to it.
The proof of this is the immense amount of human labour which it sets in motion.
This is the value of the coal as it lies under the soil, still virgin, and untouched by human labour.
Yet the concept of constant capital involves more than this: it expresses the function of the means of production in the process of human labour, quite independently of all its historical or social forms.
The process in question does not only take place in capitalist production; it is the general foundation of human labour, quite independent of the historical form of society.
By virtue of its general character, as being expenditure of human labour-power in the abstract, spinning adds a new value to the values of cotton and spindle.
All labour is the expenditure of human labour-power in a special form and with a definite aim, and in this, its character of concrete useful labour, it produces use-values.
It is the measure of value inasmuch as it is the socially recognised incarnation, of human labour; it is the standard of price inasmuch as it is a fixed weight of metal.
The word 'natural' means effected by heaven itself and not made by human labour.
We do not pay for it, nevertheless; because nature furnishes it to us without the aid of human labour.
The only indispensable form of capital--vital capital--cannot be produced by human labour.
In nature's economy, no human labour is altogether lost.
She furnishes, with the help of human labour, the wool that we spin and the food that we eat.
The greater part of human labour is occupied in the direct production of the materials for human food.
Every mechanical invention which lessens the necessity for rough, untrained, muscular, human labour, diminishes also the social demand upon woman as the producer in large masses of such labourers.
Something that is entirely new has entered into the field of human labour, and left nothing as it was.
Under the name of machinery we here include everything which on the one hand is not a free gift of nature, but the outcome of human effort, and on the other hand is intended to increase the productiveness of human labour.
He restored the ancient wisdom of our ancestors, and also clearly and irrefutably demonstrated what they had only instinctively recognised--namely, that the increase of wealth depends upon the productiveness of human labour.
The horse itself and its keep may be cheap enough; but, as human labour is the dearest thing in Freeland, I cannot understand how any Freeland income can support the cost of a groom.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "human labour" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
