Sentence examples for evolving supply from inspiring English sources

A transparent and constantly evolving supply process allows new producers access to commissioning routes and gives producers the opportunity to plan around commissioning schedules.

It is often challenging for most traditional manufacturers to participate in the rapidly evolving supply chain of direct digital manufacturing (DDM) through in-house investments in cost prohibitive metal AM.

The objective of the projection exercise was therefore to compute the future workforce required to maintain the current equilibrium by taking into account evolving supply and demand trends.

The Lounge is stocked with an evolving supply of creative and challenging playthings including wall-mounted mirrors, a revolving display of eye level artwork, sorting boxes with color, shape, and texture cards, simple wooden puzzles, stacking toys, including graduated blocks and collapsible pole stacking rings, woolen and knit balls, and cloth blocks.

This paper describes the journey of the evolving cyber supply chain community towards creating practical and useful standards and best practices.

While the left nasal passage opens to the blow hole, the right nasal passage has evolved to supply air to the phonic lips.

Extant populations of M. tuberculosis appear to evolve clonally (Supply et al. 2003; Comas et al. 2013; Pepperell et al. 2013).

It is likely that, just as with the Taliban, IS will likely expand its portfolio of criminal activities as it evolves from supplying armed muscle to other criminal organizations to actually organizing and directing them.

Others have scoured the program's Web site or Twitter feed, @CitibikeNYC, which has supplied evolving answers to New Yorkers about the start date in recent weeks.

Hong Leong was originally established as a general trading company and eventually moved into building and construction supplies, evolving into a property development company.

The transport business evolved from a supply chain based on many small suppliers (Siemens originally made only the electrical systems for trains) into one reliant on so-called "system providers", firms that offer complete locomotives or trains.