Scientific and/or technical research and development of new production processes or products, coupled with analysis and measures that provide information to potential users regarding the application of the new product or process; demonstration tests; and feasibility of applying these products processes via pilot plants and other pre-commercial applications.
This presented the perfect challenge to test the application of our new production platform.
Though he is always at pains to contextualize the application of new materials and production processes by showing how their adoption was often driven by external factors, mostly economic pressures.
Education and training enabling production and application of new knowledge or application of existing knowledge in a novel way.
In periods of falling commodity prices, the only way businesses could increase income was by cutting production costs, through the application of new inventions and technological innovations.
Based on these documents, prospective future applications could be clustered into a few main areas of application: new pharmaceutical production processes, new kinds of therapeutic and diagnostic products, new forms of targeted delivery, and new options for the development of pharmaceutical products (see Table 1).
There is the link between knowledge and economic productivity and growth through (Shapiro et al. 2007): Innovation processes leading to the creation and application of new knowledge or application of existing knowledge in a novel way and Education and training enabling production and application of new knowledge or application of existing knowledge in a novel way.
This chapter summarizes important C. thermocellum characteristics and highlights recent progress on genome sequences, systems biology studies, and important developments and applications of new genetic tools for metabolic engineering bioethanol production.
Lean construction results from the application of a new form of production management to construction.
By the 1850s the application of the new techniques of mass production had brought down the price of an inexpensive reprint to one shilling, as in the Railway Library of novels (George Routledge, 1,300 vol., 1848 98), for instance, or in the three series of classics issued by H.G. Bohn in 1846, 1850, and 1853.
