Sentence examples for electrical industrial from inspiring English sources
Panasonic is part of the Matsushita Electrical Industrial Company, and Grey is part of the Grey Global Group division of the WPP Group.
In 1974 the company sold its Quasar television line to Matsushita Electrical Industrial Co., Ltd., of Japan, ending most of its historic consumer business.
The new technology, called the broadband phone, is to be announced today by the start-up, Jetstream Communications, and the manufacturer, the Matsushita Electrical Industrial Company's Panasonic unit, at the Supercomm trade show in Atlanta.
[C11.] Data-Voice System to Be Unveiled Hoping to carve out a niche in the emerging market for bundled voice and data services, Jetstream Communications, a Silicon Valley start-up, and the Panasonic unit of Matsushita Electrical Industrial plan today to unveil technology that delivers Internet access and multiple phone numbers over a single line.
From the 1990s onward, along with industrialization and urbanization, the city of Nanguo has transformed itself from an agricultural county relying on fruit and vegetable crops into an industrial city famous for its electrical industry and regional industrial clusters.
Production in the electrical industry ranges from industrial equipment to radio and television sets and modern electronic materials.
The synthesized gripper is mainly oriented to automatic manipulation devices, which are designed for carrying, and assembly work-pieces under production of appliances and electrical-industrial articles.
Southwire customers include building contractors, utility companies and original equipment manufacturers for the automotive, electrical and industrial equipment industries.
Edison's manufactures are diversified and include electrical appliances, industrial machinery, and automobile parts.
Engineers of all stripes — chemical, computer, electrical, mechanical, industrial, environmental — have also fared relatively well since the onset of the recession: they dominate a ranking, issued by Payscale.com, of the disciplines that produce the best-earning graduates.
