Sentence examples for conventional factory from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the process uses less energy than a conventional factory.

Piero Antinori, the reigning patriarch now in his 80s, had at first hired a local engineering firm to devise a conventional factory and then enlisted Archea to dress the factory up with a facade.

Using a conventional factory as a control, a questionnaire survey was administered among pairs of comparable workers using a Systematic Sampling Technique.

3-D entrepreneurs are particularly bullish about additive manufacturing, because the process requires as little as 10percentt of the raw material expended in traditional manufacturing and uses less energy than conventional factory production, thus greatly reducing the cost.

Why would meat labeled "raised without antibiotics" be as full of superbugs as conventional and factory farmed meat?

Too often, especially in organic agriculture, we focus all the attention on the animal's diet and miss the bigger picture...I am constantly amazed that people in Virginia pay exorbitant prices for certified organic broilers flown in refrigerated air freight from California, birds that do not receive green material and are raised basically in a conventional confinement factory house.

Electric car factories also emitted more toxic waste than conventional car factories, their report in the Journal of Industrial Ecology said.

Mr Smith estimates his on-site process could produce towers using a tenth of the labour per ton compared with conventional tower factories, and at half the price.

It produces 2,000 cars a week, only about a third as many as a conventional automaker's factory might crank out.

Often, the more a firm offshores and outsources, the worse it will be at responding to customers quickly.Ideas factoryOver the past few decades it became conventional wisdom that factory jobs could be done cheaply in some far-flung corner of the world but more important innovation work should stay in-house in high-cost countries.

Durable paint coatings (with lifetimes of up to 40 years) can be applied to the metal in the factory; more conventional paints that must be renewed at shorter intervals are also used.