Sentence examples for enlarged production from inspiring English sources
He added: "The considerable increase in cash flow from our substantially enlarged production base, combined with cash balances and available but undrawn debt facilities ensures we are well funded going forward.
The two companies will merge to create an enlarged production group, with Heggessey, the former BBC1 controller, to take the role of executive chairman.
Based on the analysis of the major factors affecting the scale of enlarged production, we first interpreted in detail the design principles and structure of the intelligent system.
The enlarged production scale of underground non-ferrous metal mines is affected by many uncertain factors difficult to describe mathematically with any level of accuracy.
"It makes sense that stress wakes up these immune cells because an enlarged production of leukocytes prepares you for danger, such as in a fight, where you might be injured," Nahrendorf says.
Because of the higher labor intensity and lower efficiency for the operation by hand, it is difficult to enlarge production scale.
The questionnaire enquired about the intentions to enlarge production or exit farming within the next five years.
The continuous appreciation of the Yen and the rapid aging of the Japanese population have forced Japanese firms to shrink domestic production and to enlarge overseas production, by reducing production costs and seeking new markets.
To successfully develop a product and maintain the stable quality when enlarging the production scale from pilot production to large-scale production are both critical.
Therefore, increasing the pressure of the injection end for thin injection and thick production type wells group is equal to enlarging the production pressure difference between the oil and water wells.
The unique properties of nanoparticles have a high potential in the formation of numerous products, however, nanoparticles tend to enlarge in production, i.e. to form agglomerates (clusters), which leads to significant deterioration or even disappearance of the unique properties of nanostructured materials.
