Sentence examples for implementation of industry from inspiring English sources

We maintain that this approach could play a vital role in developing an architecture and implementation of Industry 4.0.

Cyber-Physical Manufacturing (CPM) and digital manufacturing represent the key elements for implementation of Industry 4.0 framework.

This paper presents new insights into the implementation of Industry 4.0 technologies (novel mathematical and computer-based methods) for designing and optimising the eco-industrial park (EIP) of Jurong Island in Singapore.

"On my arrival in summer 2013 I was delighted that Paul agreed to stay on until early 2015 and, by having planned this timing, we are in a good position with simultaneous developments with the BHA board, shareholders, executive team and the implementation of the industry's growth strategy.

One of the advantages IBM claims to have is its support and implementation of open industry standards.

It will make the implementation of power industry telematics more efficient.

Such misguided developments are a threat to the public acceptance of biogas plants in general, which on the other hand is an important trigger for the future implementation of this industry, as outlined above.

"Our launch timings are not yet confirmed but will be driven by delivering the right product for Tesco customers, as well as the speed of implementation of new industry-wide systems to help customers switch current accounts more easily".

Although cost-competitive cellulosic ethanol mostly overcome technical and economic challenges, the possible implementation of these industries will increase the ethanol production and generate lignin and hemicellulose-rich residual streams.

The studio is best known for its CGI-animated feature films created with PhotoRealistic RenderMan, its own implementation of the industry-standard RenderMan image-rendering application programming interface used to generate high-quality images.

The campaign implementation of the coal industry in Shanxi province is under the leadership of the provincial government, which allowed the provincial and prefectural (county) governments to re-allocate the mining rights of the coal resources.