Sentence examples for heterogeneous products from inspiring English sources

However, shifting from well-controlled laboratory conditions to large-scale production frequently results in heterogeneous products, containing impurities of amorphous carbon, carbon fiber, catalyst residuals and other nanoparticles.

In this paper, we consider a two-stage game where firms with heterogeneous products competing in a Cournot fashion engage in upstream R&D and downstream production.

While large molecular weight PEGs are polydisperse mixtures whose coupling to payloads often results in heterogeneous products, XTEN proteins have precise, genetically defined chemical compositions, eliminating product heterogeneity and greatly promoting their ease of manufacture.

Subsequently, the case of a consumer without distastes upon heterogeneous products is discussed.

The diversity of potential combinations illustrates the fact that transport services, as all types of services, are heterogeneous products.

Cases where heterogeneous products are assessed with a flat price could lead to inefficiency because the smaller the producer, the more its effort become attenuated.

Micronisation used in the production of particles, however often leads to heterogeneous product containing mechanically activated surfaces with amorphous content.

This paper presents a methodology to redesign heterogeneous product portfolios as homogeneous product families.

Therefore, how to best integrate such heterogeneous product knowledge distributed among various cooperating enterprises has become an extremely important knowledge management subjects associated with collaborative product lifecycle.

All in all, it is shown that heterogeneous product quality decay should be taken into account in network design as it significantly influences network designs and their profitability, especially when the supply chain includes processes that change the level of decay, and product quality differences can be exploited in serving different markets.

Oracle's recent acquisition of Blue Kai, a big data management platform geared toward marketing, constitutes another example of the way in which tech giants are continuing to integrate diverse data products into increasingly heterogeneous product portfolios.