Sentence examples for development machinery from inspiring English sources

A decade ago, there was, briefly, a nonprofit desk in the city's economic development machinery, but not since.

"Green Lantern," which was once in development as a Jack Black comedy, is Warner's first superhero release since making management changes at DC last year and more deeply integrating it into the studio's development machinery.

On its Web site, Panacom described itself as an international powerhouse: "Our activities span many industries and include food, medical products, construction, telecommunications, transportation, waste management, water treatment, sewage disposal, consumer electronics, mining, crude oil and gas exploration and development, machinery, heavy equipment and power plant design and equipment".

Ford's product development machinery must be at home, where the problem is.

While the facts overwhelmingly point to a well-oiled, secret and complex nuclear weapons development machinery, how can one expect the negotiations to succeed?

The ready availability of iron contributed to the development of machinery, notably James Watt's double-acting steam engine of 1769.

In a joint communiqué, the two countries pledged to cooperate further on security and military issues, energy, transportation, space technology, banking, infrastructure development, heavy machinery manufacturing, cultural exchange and finance.

This transition was most pronounced in England, where it was encouraged through the granting of monopolistic charters, the evolution of finance and trade, and the development of machinery, particularly steam power, in the 18th century.

The principal lines of development of machinery have been an increase in the speed of operation to obtain high rates of production, improvement in accuracy to obtain quality and economy in the product, and minimization of operating costs.

The invention of the steam engine in the latter part of the 18th century, providing a key source of power for the Industrial Revolution, gave an enormous impetus to the development of machinery of all types.

One key advance is the development of machinery that processes 12-inch (300mm) silicon wafers.