Sentence examples for conventional industrial from inspiring English sources

Thus, our work offered a new idea for industrialization of MPA fermentation with conventional industrial equipment.

A "countercuisine" based on whole grains and unprocessed ingredients rose up to challenge conventional industrial "white bread" food.

Cumbrian ceramicist Michael Eden decided to take an iconic object from the first Industrial Revolution (one of Josiah Wedgwood's classic tureens) and produce it in a way that would be impossible with conventional industrial techniques.

But in recent years, even as it increased its focus on higher-growth areas like agriculture and nutrition, a large portion of its revenue still came from the more volatile sale of conventional industrial products.

The company went outside the conventional industrial design world and hired Hani Rashid and Lise Anne Couture, architects and partners at Asymptote Architecture in Manhattan who are known for their digitally-minded projects and are as comfortable designing Web sites as they are buildings.

The manipulator wrist joint coordinate systems are the same as those found in conventional industrial robots.

The designed prototype can be on boarded in conventional or industrial vehicles, working in both urban and inter-urban conditions.

An important development goal for the HTTR-IS system is design and construction of the IS process to the standards of a conventional chemical industrial plant in order to simplify the cost and operation of the overall nuclear hydrogen production.

In spite of the popularity of molasses and wheat flour as carbon sources for biofloc production, further research should focus on the use of low-cost non-conventional agro-industrial products as carbon source.

This can then be used as a renewable fuel in conventional power and industrial facilities, replacing natural gas or residual oil for industrial burner use, including boilers.

He said: "At the business department I tried to move on from the conventional choice in industrial policy between state control and laissez-faire.