Sentence examples for input product from inspiring English sources

The core of the method is based on a disassembly precedence diagram generation algorithm that can generate relevant disassembly information having as direct input product files.

In this paper we propose a novel network segmentation methodology that separates control hardware regulating input product flows from control hardware regulating output product flows of the associated industrial processes.

The management flows are split in two (Fig. 3): the foreground input flows, which are the main nutrient flows (AppFm) in the regional foreground (e.g., nitrogen) and the background non-regional input product flows (FPi), which are supplying the nutrients (e.g., the fertiliser product calcium ammonium nitrogen (CAN)).

The new regulations are said to have created a dilemma for traders, who have been selling large volumes of "green" low chemical input product as organic during the past decade.

The algorithm uses previous days' data to estimate the current SCA value of each pixel and uses a simple persistence test to reduce the effects of spurious SCA/cloud classifications in the input products.

Food processors often struggle to validate the origin of their input products (ex: Campbell's with hormone-free chicken).

Although the job involved inputting product codes and shipping data for several hours at a time, it somehow got me in touch with real people with real lives in real towns.

iSTREEM® is a national-scale model that requires the following inputs: product chemical consumption per capita per day, removal of the chemical by wastewater treatment type, and in-stream first-order loss rates of the chemical.

The LCA methodology consists of identifying and comparing the environmental impacts of feedstock, energy inputs, products and emissions (solid, liquid and gaseous) of these two alternatives.

This chapter addresses the representation of downstream environmental stakeholder interests in the upstream everyday practice that is reinventing chemistry and its material inputs, products, and waste as described in the "12 Principles of Green Chemistry".

Grouping of related suppliers of services, inputs, products, equipment, expertise, and know-how leads to the formation of a cluster (Ketels, 2003; Porter, 1998; Singh and Evans, 2009).