Sentence examples for entire production process from inspiring English sources

Using data generated by sensors, Sight Machine's digital twins replicate the entire production process of a product, factory or group of factories.

Mr. Balz, a lifelong advocate of "green chemistry," a plant-based alternative to petrochemistry, had integrated the entire production process for organic aromatherapy products, essential oils and cosmetics.

The model enables product developers to analyse the entire production process in a structured and systematic way.

In late August, a cabinet-level panel on food safety and quality control led by Vice Premier Wu Yi launched a four-month-long mission to supervise the entire production process for industrial and food products across the country.

Alternatively, she says, artists with strong links to manufacturers and who want to oversee the entire production process may prefer to supply a finished product to the gallery themselves, and make their cut on that basis.

As a clinical-grade product, expanded Tregs need to be carefully examined during the entire production process and before they are released from the laboratory to the patients.

Companies are starting with the needs of some of the world's poorest people and redesigning not just products but entire production processes to meet those needs.

Anurag Gupta, a telecoms entrepreneur, has reduced a bank branch to a smart-phone and a fingerprint scanner that allow ATM machines to be taken to rural customers.Frugal innovation is not just about redesigning products; it involves rethinking entire production processes and business models.

Purification of recombinant proteins, including cell lysis is commonly recognized among the most costly parts of entire production processes (Ernst et al. 1997).

Although full disclosure and transparency in the entire food production process is an admirable goal, this exemption also makes sense because it's current law in other nations and is just sound policy.

They grasp the entire, integrated production process, not just their piece of it.