He pointed to flow-on impacts for sectors such as aluminium, glass, electronics, textile, research and development, robotics, design, engineering.
Its operations are carried out through the following segments: Glass, Electronics, Chemicals, and Ceramics/Other.
For instance, without Corning's flawless and thin flat glass, electronics companies couldn't make those small, sleek televisions that hang on walls.
Encountering, in 1973, Mr. Crumb's sophisticated, phantasmagorical mix of insectoid scrabbling, bowed crystal glasses, electronics and strains borrowed from Schubert inspired Mr. Harrington -- who had avoided the draft by joining a Canadian orchestra -- to conceive of a group that would play new quartet music with similar presence and urgency.
He nationalised 36 banks and the leading companies in chemicals, glass, aluminium, electronics and armaments.
Mexico's leading exports include machinery, oil, clothes, fresh vegetables, glass and electronics parts.
The term "responsible for" is interpreted quite broadly and covers jobs in steel, glass and electronics as well as those in taxi-driving, travel and advertising companies, among others.
As surely as film followed the glass plate, electronics will wipe out current photographic markets….Companies should use the digital medium to promote and enhance paper photos.
You'll never believe how many materials can be recycled: paper, cardboard, aluminum, plastic, glass, steel, electronics, cellphones, and more.
Food processing is a major industry, and manufactures include electronics, glass, and food-storage machinery.
Then it looked like a desk lamp, and now it's a rectangular sheet of glass with the electronics hidden behind it.
