Sentence examples for industrial objective from inspiring English sources

The scientific method and material used to achieve a commercial or industrial objective.

For the long-term industrial objective, the simulation-based process design towards the prediction and improvement of product properties, the mathematical mapping between the parameters of process and material is essential.

In biotechnology, efficient secretion of useful recombinant proteins in yeast and fungi is a key industrial objective with applications in enzyme production required for the production of biofuels, detergents, fabrics, food, and biologics, such as imunoglobulins, hormones, and vaccines.

The strain optimization area provides the users with interfaces to identify sets of reaction deletions (or gene deletions if gene-reaction associations are available) that maximize a given objective function related with a desired industrial objective.

"The company will make decisions, as always, based on achieving our industrial objectives, and looks forward to continuing a dialogue with the UAW".

"The relevance of the research to industrial objectives is particularly important," he says.

This analysis assesses alternative, internationally legal, designs of the system in terms of their effects on efficiency and distribution, including industrial objectives.

For the purpose of preliminary design, the industrial objectives of product quality, productivity and energy efficiency are mathematically expressed using performance indicators called observation variables.

According to Kotkin (1995), the building of the new socialist cities served, apart from the geopolitical, demographic and industrial objectives, as a micro political process of creating the new man.

While modern alloys such as advanced high-strength steel (AHSS) have allowed many industrial objectives to be met, for example, weight reduction while maintaining crashworthiness in vehicles, further significant reduction of weight, of the order of 30%%, is highly unlikely without the usage of multi-material structures (Sakiyama et al. 2013).

Ecological Engineering (EE) in mining waste restoration aims to apply knowledge of natural biological systems known to be present on rocks or minerals, and in sediments to practically and beneficially achieve human and industrial objectives in a natural self-sustaining way.