Sentence examples for flexible industries from inspiring English sources

1. Be flexible: Industries change and so should your company.

In France, on the other hand, when Chabrol's The Cousins, Godard's Breathless and Truffaut's The 400 Blows appeared in 1959, they were financed by a more flexible industry, whose independent producers continued to back all three directors, and who themselves were partly financed by government subvention.

The combination of such objects and previous modules offers a new and flexible industry oriented middleware.

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Notwithstanding the rational behavior of our government to enhance trade-secret protection and our businesses to use this protection, the contraction of the patent system undermines our innovation economy, especially for less-flexible industries.

Emerging flexible electronics industries, such as solar cells and RFID tags manufactures, adopt the roll-to-roll (R2R) technology to improve their production efficiency.

The new Administration in Washington will make hundreds of decisions about how the U.S. will interact with this change: defensively or confidently, and with either a goal of protecting Old Economy jobs or, better, inviting the growth of flexible new industries.

Due to its advantages, the nanoimprint lithography method has been rapidly developed over the years as a promising alternative to conventional nanolithography processes to fulfill the demands generated from the recent developments in the semiconductor and flexible electronics industries, which results in variations of the process.

Dan was the founder and chairman of Mica Corporation, a leading supplier of primers, coating and adhesives to the flexible packaging industry.

Rights holders have grown more flexible as industry sales have collapsed, but they remain reluctant to license their music to some services.

At Chinaplas 2016 in Shanghai, speciality chemicals major Clariant International launched two further AddWorks solutions [ADPO, March 2014] designed to give the flexible packaging industry in Greater China and Southeast Asia new options for 'improving productivity, functionality and sustainability', the company says.