For example, in an electronic assembly plant, rapidly programmable machines allow for fast changeovers, which are particularly important if the plant is moving to quick-response manufacturing.
The relatively fast changeover should limit snow accumulations to around 2 to 5 inches in the immediate area, with a bit more north and west, and a bit less south and east.
Coating Excellence International has invested in faster, wider, more efficient equipment, robotics, fast changeover and others.
For instance, faster changeovers have been associated with lower inventory, faster throughput, shorter lead time, improved quality and lower unit cost.
He fought by lowering the price, but eventually GM, led by an improving Chevrolet, passed Ford when Henry shut down the plant for the Model A changeover.
But with little evidence of that, the court set a deadline of March 31st for a complete changeover, by which time only 200 conforming buses were available.
Canada reached the wall far ahead of Australia, but were disqualified for a premature changeover.
We only state that, from the moment bilateral symmetry arose in macro-animal evolution it represented a potentially enormous selective advantage over other body plans assuring faster changeovers and a more precisely directed locomotion.
Canada had finished the race far ahead of the Australians, but were disqualified for an early changeover.
His winning run in the 4 × 100 m medley relay came to an end when the Australians were disqualified for an illegal changeover.
