Sentence examples for a manufacturing model from inspiring English sources
With better technology, they had refined a "manufacturing model," they said, that would allow them to drop a well virtually anywhere in certain parts of a shale formation and expect long-lasting returns.
This meant that India specialized in call centers, writing software for European companies and providing back-office services for American health insurers and law firms and the like, rather than in a manufacturing model.
All of a sudden, we're going from a manufacturing model that produces a lot of the same product and ships it to a location in hopes of a sale, to a manufacturing model that makes the sale, produces only what is needed and delivers items within 24 hours.
"If you look the company archives, the building was designed along the lines of a light manufacturing model," said Mr. Ferraro.
The paper presents a systematic manufacturing model for producing the circular-arc ball-end milling (CABEM) cutter.
In this paper, the analysis method integrates design, manufacturing and numerical simulation to obtain a suitable manufacturing model of the design and NC manufacturing of ball-end cutters.
Evolved from service-oriented architecture, web-based manufacturing and Cloud computing, a Cloud manufacturing model has been discussed worldwide which enables manufacturing enterprises to respond quickly and effectively to the changing global market.
The circular economy concept takes its inspiration from nature – that human systems should work like organisms, processing nutrients (biological and technical inputs) that can be fed back into the cycle and reused again and again – and is becoming increasingly considered as an alternative manufacturing model.
He says clinging to an outdated manufacturing model also hurt Japan by forcing it to cut wages and prices to compete with lower-cost Asian competitors, contributing to the crushing deflation that has burdened Japan's domestic economy for nearly two decades.
Advanced Micro Devices is looking to move to a mostly outsourced manufacturing model in an effort to improve its bottom line.
According to Goldman analyst James Covello, AMDs move to a mostly outsourced manufacturing model will create significant benefits for Intel over the longer term.
