Sentence examples for capital intensive facilities from inspiring English sources

Chromium nitride coatings are usually applied to metal surface by physical vapour deposition processes, which not only have line-of-sight restrictions but also require capital intensive facilities.

Results suggest that these techniques can be valuable under specified conditions, but also that investment subsidies influence cost competitive facility design by incentivizing development of more capital intensive facilities (e.g., favoring hydrothermal liquefaction over transesterification-based facilities).

In such circumstances investors tend to plump for less capital-intensive facilities which provide a quick return.The reactor that Areva is building in Finland might have dispelled worries about the commercial viability of new plants, were it not behind schedule and over budget itself.

Our paper instead focuses on the development of an integrated-approach to the simultaneous design of efficient managerial contracts and of capacity planning for capital intensive service facilities.

At this time, hydrogen-based power plants and large hydrogen production facilities are capital intensive and unable to compete financially against hydrocarbon-based energy production facilities.

Over time companies and investors will learn the new rules of the game in a service- and internet-based economy.Alibaba, for example, doesn't need to finance capital-intensive production facilities.

Moreover, investments in production facilities and plants are capital intensive.

Cleanrooms, as mechanically intensive facilities that consume large amount of energy to maintain its defined environment demand high capital and operating costs.

One of the pockets in which there is a clear shortage of capital is the clean energy sector -- in particular, in capital intensive areas such as energy generation, and for capital intensive projects such as the construction of commercial-scale facilities.

"Professional corporations are generally not capital intensive," Mr. McCabe said.

Rather than cooling the air, which is energy intensive, facilities managers could make it move faster.