Sentence examples for consolidating products from inspiring English sources

The EC NANOMATCH Project is aimed at developing innovative consolidating products for carbonate matrices, wood and glass.

Both organic and inorganic consolidating products have been traditionally used in order to recover the mechanical properties of damaged materials of built heritage.

However, available consolidating products generally exhibit some drawbacks that hinder their performance, in terms of either mechanical efficacy, compatibility with the substrate and/or durability.

The issue of material handling involves the design and operative control of warehousing systems (i.e., distribution centres), which allow matching vendors and demands, smoothing with seasonality, consolidating products and arranging distribution activities.

The company said it was consolidating product development, revising its sales compensation structure and selling property.

Analyses on collected samples have been carried out with the aim to verify the cohesive properties conferred to the surface by the treatments, the possible textural and structural modifications induced by the application of the nanomaterials to the stone surface, the penetration depth of the consolidating product, as well as possible interactions with the stone.

In an effort to control costs and consolidate products, MySpace parent company Fox Interactive Media is shuttering the SpringWidgets (which launched in 2006) and Flektor (acquired in 2007) widget platforms.

The company will consolidate product management and restructure its American sales operation, requiring a related charge of up to $15 million this quarter.

It is necessary to consolidate product information created using these different languages to build a coherent knowledge base.

In an effort to consolidate product efforts, the company is also moving former COO of Product Engineering, Thorsten Heins, into a position that makes him also COO of Product and Sales.

In January Gillette began consolidating its products into two divisions-one for batteries, shampoos and razors, the other for toothbrushes, coffeemakers and stationary.