Sentence examples for contribution to manufacturing from inspiring English sources

Technological progress contribution to manufacturing efficiency has become visible.

"It is in the process of making a positive contribution to manufacturing growth and to the broader economic recovery".

Generally, a strategic supplier's important contribution to a manufacturing enterprise's innovation is in terms of its early supplier involvement with the manufacturing enterprise's product research and development process.

Yurdakul (2004) presented a new strategic justification tool employing analytic hierarchy process (AHP) and analytic network process (ANP) which were applied to calculate the contribution of machine tool alternatives to manufacturing strategy and rank them based on the developed hierarchical structures.

It was reported by the OECD (2007) that by the mid-2000s the positive contribution to the manufacturing trade balance came overwhelmingly from low-technology exports.

But Mr Johnson defended the new bus, saying: "When ordered in greater numbers it will make a significant economic contribution to the manufacturing industries, while also helping deliver a cleaner, greener and more pleasant city".

Development of CNC machine tools is a great contribution to the manufacturing domain as automation of the machining process with flexibility to handle small to medium batch quantities in part production now becomes possible.

In contrast to the Soviet successor states (e.g., Armenia and Georgia), whose high private income shares reflect the outsized role of retail trade and services with little value-added, private small and medium-sized enterprises in CEE make a significant contribution to regional manufacturing and local job creation along with a growing integration in foreign trade.

"A single new bus which has cost Londoners' a fortune will not cover up Boris Johnson's real record on bus services". But Mr Johnson defended the new bus, saying: "When ordered in greater numbers it will make a significant economic contribution to the manufacturing industries, while also helping deliver a cleaner, greener and more pleasant city". "It's not just a pretty face," he added.

For services to manufacturing.

Asia's contribution to the global manufacturing output increased from 26.5%% in 1990 to 46.5 % in 2013.