Sentence examples for capacity of industry from inspiring English sources

The connection rotation capacity requirements resulting from this study are compared with the rotation capacity of industry standard composite connection details.

Its success rests on the superior managerial capacity of industry and the need to organize post-consumption markets that transcend the local scale and have access to the economies of scale and scope.

Eun et al. suggested that the absorptive capacity of industry affects the university's decision to establish UREs.

Low's Alberta Social Credit Act delivered what the insurgents wanted, including the creation of "Alberta credit" in the amount of "the unused capacity of industries and people of Alberta to produce wanted goods and services", the establishment of "credit houses" to distribute this credit, and the creation of a Social Credit Board.

Coping with food and water crises in developing countries along with other stress factors, therefore, will need new and additional research; futures research will have to assess the near-term and long-term risks along the inter-linkages as outlined in this paper and it will have to develop tools for enhancing the adaptive capacities of industries and societies.

In the 1950s the blast furnace capacity of the industry was enlarged, and attempts were made to integrate the operations of the iron and steel industry more closely with the machine-manufacturing industry.

A decade of strong sterling has chipped away at the capacity of manufacturing industry—and factories cannot be rebuilt quickly.

Equally, there is no discussion of how the large excess capacity of Chinese industry fuels purchases of hard commodities beyond what the country really needs.

But public health officials did not provide detailed figures about the quantity of other treatments available and the production capacity of the industry.

But trade protection is a very inefficient means of preserving the production capacity of an industry deemed essential to national defense.

The War Supply Board, under which the capacity of local industry was enlarged and directed to war production, is shortly to be transformed into a full-fledged Department of Commerce and Industry.