#factory system
- Anosmic female — A female individual affected by anosmia, having totally or partially lost her sense of smell. As an adjective, the term qualifies a clinical state, a sensory reaction, or a mucosal structure presenting an inability to perceive, identify, or differentiate olfactory stimuli from the environment, typical of olfactory nerve lesions or post-viral degradations.
- Arkwright — A proper name of English origin borne by prominent historical figures, the most famous being Sir Richard Arkwright, an inventor and industrialist of the Industrial Revolution, considered the father of the modern factory system. He is credited with the invention of the water frame, a fundamental structural innovation that mechanized cotton spinning and radically transformed global textile manufacturing.