Sentence examples for existing manufactured from inspiring English sources

This paper emphasizes the existing manufactured modules and illustrates the reliability analysis of different system configurations.

We must identify and launch focused projects directed at (a) enhancing exports, (b) fostering import substitutions, (c) improving the quality and productivity of existing manufactured products, and (d) bringing to market new and better products through supporting the creative talents of our technologists and engineers.

But they largely buy machines from existing manufactures like Dell, Sun Microsystems and Rackable Systems.

A coupled 2 phase three dimensional non-linear finite element analysis was conducted with Z_Soil 3D v5 [Z_Soil 2002 User manual, 1985–2002] in order to verify and optimise the designed retaining system as well as to carefully predict the settlements, as many existing manufactures stand in the surroundings.

Although he originally sold his paints through existing manufactures, Gustave soon chose to sell his personal mixtures to his customers instead.

As electrowetting can be manufactured by modifying existing LCD production lines, Samsung will be able to realize significant synergies through the utilization of existing manufacturing equipment and capabilities.

The argument is that technical change and improvements must originate in inventions that lead to innovations in the products produced or in the processes whereby existing products are manufactured.

This method does not require additional processes needed in the existing processes to manufacture high early strength cement such as modifying mineral components and adjusting the firing temperature.

The facilities design problem deals with either improving an existing facility to manufacture the product or developing a new facility for that purpose.

The new approach is particularly appropriate for the design of agile plants where decisions have to be made as how best to reconfigure an, existing facility to manufacture a new product.

Since enzymes traditionally isolated from culturable microorganisms, or from plants and mammalian tissues, do not possess sufficient purity and are often not well adapted to the strict conditions used in modern food process, the use of recombinant DNA technology has made it possible to manufacture existing enzymes to much higher yields, as well as novel enzymes with tailor-made features.