Sentence examples for industry cubes from inspiring English sources
And they've provided edible tools for the overworked drones of the tech industry: cubes of caffeine engineered to increase brainpower, without the coffee doldrums that follow, and, yes, Soylent, a liquid meal replacement for the nutrients you need to survive, without the inconvenience of eating actual food.
Different shapes and PSD of calcium carbonate and uranium oxalate particles covering the classical types encountered in industry (sphere, cube, needle and platelet) were obtained by precipitation.
You reach a point where you say, 'I'm happy — why would I want to spend my weekends looking for new customers?' " The industry had ambition, but ice cubes did not encourage dreams of empire-building; nobody expected to make a great fortune, and business pride was balanced by self-mockery and continuous, low-level complaining.
Put it all together and you have the complex "rubix cube" that the cannabis industry is currently trying to solve.
Built of 200,000 specially designed polyethylene cubes normally used in the yachting industry for pontoons, the 16 metre-wide piers will float on the lake.
The uncanny cubes comment on the excessive luxury tourism industry that swallows the Swiss mountains up during the winter months.
In 2000, 88 509 tonnes of rabbit pellets and mouse cubes were produced for the fledging rabbit and rodent industries.
Million dollar idea: Ice cubes Jump to media player The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how the ice industry became a million dollar idea.
After playing his father, Ice Cube, in the 2015 breakout "Straight Outta Compton," countless people in the industry wondered what Jackson's followup role would be.
A criticism of finance theory and a yearning for simpler times (no more CDOs cubed, please) should not be mistaken for a criticism of the derivatives industry.
In the film: Cube and his new group Da Lench Mob arrive at the 1990 New Music Seminar – a New York industry showcase – where they are suddenly attacked by unidentified assailants.
