Sentence examples for embedded production from inspiring English sources

New embedded production logistic systems reduce costs and error potentials.

According to a life cycle analysis of various vehicle types [28], the embedded production CO2 emissions of a Mid-Size EV are 8.8 tCO2e and account for 57 % of its lifecycle emissions compared to 5.6 tCofe of a Mid-Size Gasoline Vehicle, which account for 25%% of its lifecycle emissions.

At the time, the assembly of big-name producers was unprecedented, since most hip hop albums had primarily been the work of one dedicated producer and sometimes an embedded production team.

Our results show support for embedding production agriculture and other cooperative land use options in residential parcels.

Thus, this research presents an industrial cyber-physical system based on the emerging fog computing paradigm, which can embed production-ready PMML-encoded machine learning models in factory operations, and adhere to Industry 4.0 design concerns pertaining to decentralisation, security, privacy and reliability.

So, for an EV with 30 kWh of installed battery capacity, this results to additional embedded CO2 production emissions of 3.6 5.5 tCO2e and an increased production cost of 12,500 15,500 € compared to a conventional vehicle.

With sensors and smart cameras now embedded in production machines, logistics facilities, vehicles, raw materials and products themselves, companies can track and monitor conditions in real time, as well as the speed and timeliness of shipment.

This paper explores the extent to which design and engineering knowledge can be practically embedded in production software for building information modeling (BIM).

Sensors embedded into products during the production process are important data acquisition tools for after-sale products' condition monitoring.

Manufacturers can also embed their production lines with scores of digital sensors to closely track and correct problems associated with out-of-range tolerances, production waste, and other quality-control issues.

That is, carbon dioxide embedded in the production of what is supposedly a renewable product.