Sentence examples for flexible industrial from inspiring English sources

Malcolm Turnbull says he will try to create a "more flexible" industrial relations system without "waging war with unions" in another sharp difference in tone from the Abbott government.

The requirement of laborious training procedures pose a particular challenge when developing flexible industrial applications and this issue is substantially exacerbated if new materials are often included in the classification process, a situation when retraining is necessary.

Twenty-seven percent wanted more flexible Industrial Relations and new limits on union power, and 14percentt wanted investment in national infrastructure.

According to a plan conceived by Pitney Bowes, the factory, which is divided by intervening streets into six parcels, should be placed in the hands of a developer who would agree to dedicate it to market-rate and affordable housing, retailing, some flexible or industrial uses and GEM space -- using an acronym for government, education and medical facilities.

Two different approaches for the determination of frequency response functions (FRFs) are used for the non-parametric closed loop identification of a flexible joint industrial manipulator with serial kinematics.

Epidemiologic research has revealed widespread human exposure to phthalates, a class of chemicals that appear in products as diverse as flexible plastics, industrial solvents, and personal care products.

As recently as last weekend Hunt had ruled out direct talks without preconditions between the two sides, despite NHS bosses and senior doctors making it clear privately that he should be more flexible to avoid industrial action.

Elsewhere children are gluing paper into Möbius strips, which they twist around their wrists, and manipulating flexible discs of industrial rubber that have been cut to resemble spirals of thick, black orange peel.

In this contribution, we present a novel methodology for flexible design of industrial systems based on detailed differential value analysis (Sadhukhan, J. Ph.D. Dissertation, UMIST, Manchester, U.K., 2002).

In this contribution, we present a novel methodology for flexible design of industrial systems based on their detailed differential value analysis.

An Automation of Manufacturing System Laboratory course is described where an industrial Flexible Manufacturing Cells (FMC) is used by the students.