Sentence examples for generation capital from inspiring English sources
Frenetic investments in new generation capital equipment has yet to produce generalized oversupply, with a slight exception found in the always finicky DRAMs sector, where the iPad displacement effect on developed economy consumers led to a half year shift coming to a close this holiday season.
The steam generation capital cost is $1.1E6 for a 150 m3/day-capacity, and the water treatment capital cost is $1.1E6 for a 200 m3/day-capacity (Frauenfeld et al. 2006).
Because modern chip factories take about two years to bring on full stream, to gain the beneficial impact of new generation capital equipment that requires periodic wholesale replacement due to obsolescence, the next big semiconductor supply wave won't take place until 2011-2012.
In the worst global economic slowdown for a generation, capital-market activity has contracted sharply (see chart).
The San Jose, Calif.-based networking giant sees the prospect of upgrading the grid as a "once-in-a-generation capital investment" for which its core networking business is particularly well-suited, says Judy Lin, a Cisco senior vice president.
The upcoming quarter's earnings reports from the likes of Applied Materials, Lam Research, KLA-Tencor and Novellus will echo recent outlook up guides from Teradyne and Kulicke and Soffa, signaling robust incoming orders, rising backlogs and insufficient current supply of next-generation capital equipment.
Leveraging her experience in investment banking, she has also played a significant role in crafting the IDB's next generation of capital and risk policies and creating innovative structures to improve the IDB's capital ratios.
So the longed-for prize for 2015 and 2016 – lots of cash generation as capital expenditure falls – is still in reach, in theory.
My generation failed — capital F — for not passing on to the children a sense of knowing from whence we've come.
Its most deleterious effect was to kill off the possibility of any tall buildings in Paris for a generation: the capital essentially banned skyscrapers until last decade, though a new project by Jean Nouvel in the southeast is now underway.
Management has a strong focus on cash generation and capital discipline and this is being reflected in its financial performance, with around £150m of free cash per annum now being generated.
