Sentence examples for forms of manufacture from inspiring English sources

The increased mechanization of all forms of manufacture understandably affected the character and use of ironwork.

He had a very pretty way of expressing the intelligence and enterprise that was associated with smoke, but he (Sir William) must say that in addition to that there were solid benefits associated with all those forms of manufacture which produce smoke so abundantly.

I would even argue that this is a perfect system for making molds for less high-tech forms of manufacture.

The problem with this form of manufacture is that the products are generally free formed objects which require sophisticated setups and machining.

Viewed in this larger context, the production of cloned embryos for any purpose is a significant leap in transforming procreation into a form of manufacture.

This narrative is a form of manufacture of innocence to mask a great crime: what your script blithely calls "the detainee program".

Mr. Kass has argued that unrestricted research into human cloning will transform "procreation into a form of manufacture," undermining its "dignity".

This bespoke form of manufacture of consumer goods is now being pursued on CNC machining centres as opposed to the alternative of highly expensive rapid prototyping methods.

The latter is now being produced according to strict PDO rules that require the milk to be pasteurised, which means Stilton has become "a protection of an existing form of manufacture that in actual fact bears no relation to what the traditional Stilton is all about", according to Dominic Coyte of Neal's Yard Dairy.

What makes the Huguenot connection the more likely is that originally the Becketts were silk- and poplin-weavers, a form of manufacture in which Huguenots certainly engaged, and in fact William Beckett senior's father, Samuel's great-grandfather, James Beckett, had been in the silk-weaving business.

But while home distilling may be a hobby at this point, it is also a link between traditional and newfangled forms of contraband manufacture.