Sentence examples for accelerate industrial from inspiring English sources

However, cost-effective and scalable production strategies are still needed to accelerate industrial applications.

Conducted within MIT's Center for Innovation in Product Development, his work focuses on organizing complex design processes in order to accelerate industrial practices, and has been applied primarily in the automotive, electronics, aerospace, and equipment industries.

They have not been successful in moving sustainable agriculture forward (which is relevant because that was their claim), nor has their deployment been harmless: It's helped accelerate industrial agriculture and its problems and strengthened the positions of unprincipled companies.

Having gained their independence, the colonies were free to ignore his advice and to follow England's course of independent state-guided development, with high tariffs to protect industry from British exports, first textiles, later steel and others, and to adopt numerous other devices to accelerate industrial development.

But Trump's dual aims of handcuffing the EPA with budget cuts while also accelerating industrial deregulation have tempered hopes for change here.

Argentine bank withdrawals are accelerating, industrial production and consumer sales are slipping, and two labor confederations are planning a general strike on Thursday to protest the newest of Mr. Cavallo's seemingly endless assortment of economic fixes.

But many economists believe that a huge increase in Government investment and lending, combined with a good harvest and accelerating industrial production, will enable China at least to come close to the goal.

We found that an electrochemical device with SWCNHox showed an excellent specific capacitance of about 100 F/g, accelerating industrial progress for their uses in energy and environmental fields.

So Saudi Arabia is seeking new markets for its oil and new opportunities for its trading outfits at the very moment that China is on the hunt for new sources of oil and new customers for its accelerating industrial output.

The authors show how environmental stressors, in a large sense, can induce a broad spectrum of developmental dysfunctions, and examine a number of pandemic chronic diseases, using U.S. data at different scales on the effects of the legacy of slavery compounded by accelerating industrial and urban decay.

The rapidly accelerated industrial growth in post-Civil War America and throughout the world crashed with the Panic of 1873.