Manufacturing in Britain expanded on an unprecedented scale in the 19th century. The growth was driven by international trading relationships Britain developed with Asia, Europe and the Americas, as well as entrepreneurialism, work ethic and the availability of natural resources such as coal.he growth was driven by international trading relationships Britain developed with Asia, Europe and the Americas, as well as entrepreneurialism, work ethic and the availability of natural resources such as coal.
An override is defined as a device that stops the automatic function of something, or a cancellation of a decision. 1  A stop button on an automatic sprinkler system is an example of an override.  A vote by a committee to change the rule passed by the boss is an example of an override.
(Åâ²vÉr-doÍoâ², -dyoÍoâ²) adj. 1. Being unpaid when due: an overdue bill. 2. Coming or arriving after the scheduled or expected time: an overdue train. See Synonyms at tardy. 3. Expected or required but not yet having come about: an overdue apology.