Sentence examples for availability of industrial from inspiring English sources
Many other galleries and collectives have since taken root, benefiting from the increased attention, as well as the availability of industrial spaces.
Planted forests currently play an important role in Australia and New Zealand as a source of wood and fibre supply, partly in response to the declining availability of industrial wood from natural forests.
In addition, he oversaw the foreign trade zones program, as well as the Office of Industrial Resource Administration, which develops and implements programs to ensure the availability of industrial resources to meet U.S. peacetime and emergency requirements.
On the other hand, the availability of existing industrial processes to build on may give a smart biomass use project a head start, compared to having to start from scratch.
This also overcomes the limited availability of some industrial products outside the USA, as well as the difficulties and relevant costs of transport and storage of highly flammable liquids.
She worked as JRF and SRF in UGC sponsored major research project entitled "Reliability, Availability and Maintainability of industrial process" under the supervision of AKL and Prof. S.S. Bhatia.
The main hurdle for any technical application, however, is the availability of protein in industrial quantities.
This period was chosen because of the availability of data on industrial PCDD/F (hereafter dioxins) emissions for the United States in 1987 and 1995 (described below).
The composition of biomixtures depends on the availability of local agro-industrial wastes and design should be adapted to every region.
Throughout the last century or so, the use of supplementary livestock feeds has increased worldwide in part as a result of the increasing availability of cheap agro-industrial by-products and mechanized transport systems capable of delivering them in bulk (Blench [2001]).
So what's happening at Keele marks another blow in the slow and lingering death of the availability of degree courses in industrial relations in British universities.
