Sentence examples similar to design value added from inspiring English sources
Baeyer Villiger oxidation is important reaction in the organic synthesis for designing value added lactone/esters from the respective carbonyl compounds.
Baeyer Villiger oxidation is a very important reaction in the organic synthesis for designing value added lactone/esters from the respective carbonyl compounds.
The packaging design creates value added to a product which has major influence on customers' purchasing decision process especially at the point of purchase.
The increasing number of small and medium scale manufacturers of powder cocoa beverages (PCBs) in Nigeria requires relevant technical data useful in designing new and value added products from cocoa powder.
Agile methods transformed software engineering with a focus on incremental iterative value added design.
Commercial pressures are forcing metalforming companies to embrace technologies that enable the development of high value added designs.
His research areas include process design, development and optimisation for value added products as well as ecological assessment (life cycle assessment of processes, services and regions) and comparative analysis of sustainability measurement methodologies.
Thus this is one of the few rigorously designed interventions that tests the value added impact of engaging informal caregivers in symptom management for patients with cancer.
Thus it is possible that Soldiers in the PSEP group may have perceived the back education class as an additional training burden, as opposed to value added training designed to improve their ability to cope with back pain.
Nike, the largest sneaker and athletic wear company in the world, "was a pioneer in recognizing that their value added was in design and marketing, not assembly" (Davis 2016a, p.2). Nike held on to the high value-added tasks.
The remanufacturing is an end-of-life strategy that reduces the use of raw materials and saves energy while preserving the value added during the design and manufacturing processes.
