Sentence examples for huge assembly from inspiring English sources

"Malaysia is one huge assembly plant," said Bruno Pereira, of the Malaysian Trades Union Congress.

Ford had already announced that it would eliminate one of two shifts next August at its huge assembly plant in Dagenham, England.

Mercedes-Benz and BMW operate huge assembly plants in the United States, which underscores that there are risks on both sides of the Atlantic.

According to Andrew Alpern, an architectural historian working on the project, the huge assembly will be dismantled and taken down this spring.

In Foxconn's huge assembly halls in China, iPhones and iPads are largely put together by human hands, with very little automation.

Major American, European and Japanese carmakers have built huge assembly factories in China with the help of local partners, contributing to China's rise as the world's largest automaker.

They are huge assemblies of equations that describe how sunlight warms the Earth, and how that absorbed energy influences the motion of the winds and oceans, the formation and dissipation of clouds, the melting of ice sheets, and many other things besides.

BERNARD HOLLAND NEW YORK COLLEGIUM It's been more than two decades since Joshua Rifkin published his groundbreaking study of Bach's choral music, in which he demonstrated that Bach's choruses were not the huge assemblies many of us grew up hearing, or even the comparatively trim groups favored by period instrument ensembles, but a mere one singer to a part.

At the same time, CF promoted the formation of chain-like structures of nanoparticles and most of nanoparticles gathered in huge assemblies (Fig. 6) remaining stability of violet colloid with λ max = 531 nm.

However, the structural information on these huge assemblies, which indeed are the functional entities, is very sparse.

Jaitzig et al. demonstrated the possibility of heterologous expression of the huge molecular assembly lines required for pharmaceutically interesting natural products in the most attractive production host, E. coli [ 63].