Sentence examples for factory standard from inspiring English sources

The Navdy ingredient also gives Harman a new category to add to its existing range of infotainment-related devices, in a field that could potentially become big business in an era where other early aftermarket standouts like Bluetooth add-on kits are becoming less relevant as cars without them installed as factory standard options are aging out of the market.

The piezoresponse signals were calibrated using a standard height ("Micro-Mesh") sample and the LiNbO3 PFM factory standard sample ("Bruker") with d 33 = 7.5 pm/V.

According to a 1961 government statistics of Taiwan, before the enforcement of the pharmaceutical factory standard in 1959, there were 468 pharmaceutical factories (not including 359 Chinese herbal medicine factories) in Taiwan.

Although these weather stations were re-calibrated to a ParvoMedics factory standard, very small variations (mean APE) were seen in temperature (1.3 %), pressure (<0.1 %), and relative humidity (2.8 %) between the two systems, which would have influenced the technological error in the calculation of VO2, VCO2 and VE.

Even considered as no more than an assembly-line Hollywood product, "The Bounty Hunter" falls well below factory standards.

Primark said it has been engaged for several years with nongovernmental organizations and "other retailers to review the Bangladeshi industry's approach to factory standards".

Primark said it had been working for several years with NGOs and other retailers to "review the Bangladeshi industry's approach to factory standards".

The incident raises further questions about factory safety in Bangladesh less than six months after the collapse of the Rana Plaza factory, where more than 1,100 workers died and which led to the formation of two international deals to pump money into improving factory standards.

Kellogg's shares tanked 13 per cent on the day of the announcement but by the time of the company's third quarter results, profits had gone up because of cost cutting measures that could have resulted in the lax factory standards in the first place.

The Ugly Truth, a rom-com co-starring Katherine Heigl, was accused by the Wall Street Journal of "revelling in the misogyny it claims to deplore" while The New Yorker said of The Bounty Hunter: "Even as an assembly line product this falls well below factory standards".

Though prefabrication has a long history of capturing the public imagination dating at least as far back as Sears, Roebuck & Co., which sold nearly 100,000 houses by mail between 1908 and 1940, it has run up against numerous obstacles, from financing to factory standards to social stigma.