Sentence examples for hour assembly from inspiring English sources

Table 19 Transportation cost between assembly agent and the customer   Assembly agent 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Customer 40 70 100 150 250 180 200 Table 20 Transportation time between assembly agent and the customer (hour) Assembly agent   1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Customer 0.5 1.0 2.0 1.5 3.0 0.5 5.0 Precedence condition of product 3 for its assembly implementation is given in Table 5.

Table 24 Assembly changeover time (hour)   Assembly agent 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assembly change over time 0.2 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.6 0.4 0.3 After a Part is made, it is directly transported to the selected assembly agent.

You know, against my better judgment, when that 3 hour, 50 minute assembly was done, I screened it for the executives at my house.

Generally, it costs about $1000 to assemble a racing drone and an investment about 10 hours assembly time.

They often came with friends, sipped glasses of wine as they worked and treated the two-hour assembly sessions as guilt-free nights out.

But the brass at Fox saw the two-hour assembly he had cut together and "had this huge sense of relief," he surmised.

Only directors,' he adds, 'know what this means.' Now all he has to do is to edit the five-hour assembly down to something that everybody is happy with.

When a major 24-hour assembly plant in Kansas recently needed to replace a 1.3 mile-long conveyor belt chain without shutting down for an extended time, she noted, its engineers figured out a new method of doing so: They replaced small increments of chain while the assembly line continued to run.

And finally there is Mr. Mekas's monumental "Walden," a three-hour assembly of his "Diaries, Notes and Sketches" (as the film's subtitle title puts it) first presented in 1969 and now available as a two-disc set (with a 150-page book) from Microcinema International ($74.99, not rated).

What followed was a seven-hour assembly line of blood tests and ultrasounds, but above all, waiting.

Or will China's 50-cents-an-hour assembly workers inevitably pull down the wages of semiskilled Americans, Germans and Japanese?