Sentence examples for ever-changing production from inspiring English sources
An ever-changing production technology, large facilities, and flammable and explosive raw materials and products, which are the three most common characteristics of these industries.
The stagnation of industrial safety is related to many factors, but is especially due to: (1) An ever-changing production technology, large facilities, and flammable and explosive raw materials and products, which are the three most common characteristics of these industries.
Ever-changing production campaigns complicate the management of recovery and treatment options for unavoidable effluents at pharmaceutical plants.
We caught up with DJ Shadow on the day of his performance at Irving Plaza in New York to talk about his ever-changing production techniques, the music scenes that claim him as an influence, and the process behind the Shadowsphere.
Further complications stem from ever changing production campaigns, where each may last only for a few months.
The ever-changing signature of MeHg production (Gabriel et al. 2011b; Scheidt and Kalla 2007), mixed with the complex combination of conditions that produce MeHg creates moving targets and makes it impractical, at least over the long term, to focus on transient hot spot areas as a means of managing MeHg production.
With an ever-changing lineup of musicians and production, the live show is a vital part of Slowriter".
Computers, they pointed out, were now being built from components produced in diverse locations all over the world; iconic companies had stripped down their focus to sales, strategy and what we would now call branding, outsourcing production to an ever-changing array of third parties.
"Considering production speed and the ever-changing market situation, we believe it to be the right decision".
Recent modifications in food production and processing practices and ever-changing food habits of the consumer are important factors for the incidence of food-borne infections.
Rapid and precise exploitation of the abundant genetic diversity available within rice germplasm is highly critical to ensuring sustainable rice production and global food security in the ever-changing climatic conditions (McCouch et al. 2012; Voss-Fels and Snowdon 2016).
