Sentence examples for factory technologies from inspiring English sources

Robust batteries, solar refrigeration, UV membrane cleaner, and smart factory technologies take home $140,000 in prize money.

The show traces the innovative use of factory technologies by cutting-edge architects and designers -- among them Josef Hoffmann, Frank Lloyd Wright, Marcel Breuer, Le Corbusier, Alvar Aalto, Mario Bellini and Philippe Starck -- who saw furniture design as part of their Modernist mandate.

Intel is a leader in applying automation and smart factory technologies.

The following graphic provides a comparison of manufacturer's annual gains since 1990 versus expected annual gains attributable to smart factory technologies in the next five years.

Both the roller-bottle and cell factory technologies are easy to implement and operate, but labor intensive.

Developing countries looking for a fast implementation of production infra-structure and flexibility for multiple applications, can consider to starting with either roller-bottle or cell factory technologies.

In the industrial revolution Britain led the world in advances that enabled mass production: trade exchanges, transportation, factory technology and new skills needed for the new industrialised world.

The slide is the result of many factors, including dwindling union membership and automated factory technology, but largely reflects the rise of low-wage jobs overseas.

The move is a sign that efforts by President Vladimir V. Putin to attract foreign investors are starting to pay off, as the country seeks to increase jobs and scrap Soviet-era factory technology.

It is expected that, within about five more years, the initial phase of this R&D program will be complete and, if the community chooses to build this new type of neutrino source within the following decade, neutrino factory technology will be ready for the final R&D phase prior to construction.

These might include a unique approach to human capital (recruiting, talent management, and succession planning); a distinctive, team-based manufacturing approach, with highly refined factory technology; or a far-sighted customer service system that makes use of "big data". There is no universal answer.