Sentence examples for an additional production from inspiring English sources

Many firms are adopting this "China plus one" strategy, usually putting an additional production base in a lower-cost country in Asia.

Alcon said its next major expansion would be late this year when it expects an additional production line in its Fort Worth factory to be finished and approved by regulators.

In particular, he has noticed firms investing in "debottlenecking" which, as its name suggests, means removing hold-ups in production processes, sometimes with an additional production line.There are hefty gains to be made from using more automation, says Mr Hickey, adding that although he worries about diminishing returns, "we haven't hit the wall yet".

It is, therefore, necessary to invoke an additional production channel for the negative ions in order to explain the observed high negative ion density.

In general, ({text{RMSE}}_{1}^ > {text{RMSE}}_{2}^); (m_{1}) and (m_{2}) represent the number of free variables in the model before and after an additional production cycle is added, respectively.

By the end of the year, RKO was making use of an additional production facility five hundred acres that had been acquired near Encino in the San Fernando Valley as a backlot for exteriors and large-scale standing sets.

Adding an additional product form in the production line is correlated with a 26% decrease in the rate of initial adoption, perhaps because of costly processes to avoid cross-contamination.

For those who remember the 1970's, there is something very familiar about oil ministers meeting in Vienna to decide whether to open the production taps a bit further as analysts debate whether 700,000 barrels a day of additional production will make much difference.

Mr. Shahristani said this contributed to a need "for an immediate increase of additional production".

To be clear, Tesla will still continue to hire outstanding talent in critical roles as we move forward and there is still a significant need for additional production personnel.

For a more comprehensive analysis, additional production aspects must be considered.