Compared to conventional methods, the adsorption desorption process is more advanced due to its procedural simplicity, low cost and adaptability for industrial production.
The process was successfully scaled up to a 20 ton reactor, confirming its adaptability to industrial settings.
Although many quality reports have dealt with the pretreatment of lignocellulosic materials tailored to maximize sugar release from the feedstock [ 2, 11], very few considered yeast strains based on their innate resistance, fermentation traits, and adaptability for industrial scale [ 4, 18].
This imposes a number of profound and far-reaching demands on modern industrial manufacturing systems such as adaptability, agility, responsiveness, robustness, flexibility/reconfigurability, dynamic optimization, openness to new innovations, and, in some environments, continuously varying collaborations.
Maybe you can argue that because of the shift away from industrial manufacturing, the value of adaptability has risen.
Compared with laboratory strains, industrial strains generally show higher adaptability to specific environments; however, the genetic basis for their improved characteristics is not well understood.
(A "Racial Adaptability" chart prepared by industrial relations experts for employers in the 1920's listed 36 distinct races).
Watching Fernandinho, Douglas or Alex Teixeira creating the chances for Luiz Adriano and Willian to score in Donetsk is an object lesson in Brazilian adaptability in the harshest industrial heartland and the coldest of climates.
The use of Nanospider technology has made it easy to scale up from the laboratory to industrial production, and the technology's adaptability to high volume production makes it possible to accelerate the introduction of nanofiber products into the market.
Compared with laboratory strains, industrial strains generally show a higher adaptability to specific environments.
