Sentence examples for instruments industry from inspiring English sources
He set off for India in 1963 and traveled the country assessing its scientific instruments industry and how the new research lab might help advance it.
He expects guitar sales to be flat in 1997, with only a 2% growth in the entire musical instruments industry.
Nonlinear Dynamics, a Newcastle firm that develops specialist software for analysing proteins, has been acquired by Waters Inc, one of largest companies in the analytical instruments industry, listed on the New York Stock Exchange and with a market cap of $8.85bn.
The surgical instruments industry of Sialkot has received attention recently, because it is the main primary site of the production of surgical instruments in the world, even for instruments claimed to be "made in Germany" (Bhutta 2006).
As for TE distribution, traditional industries (such as mineral, textile, paper manufacturing), high monopolized industries (such as tobacco industry) have higher TE than machine, electronic, and instruments industries.
This duality turned problematic in the 60's, when the musical instrument industry boomed.
Harold was a highly respected leader in the Writing Instrument industry.
Also during this postwar period, electronic organs became one of the largest segments of the musical instrument industry.
According to the International Tropical Timber Council, the entire musical instrument industry uses only about one percent of tropical hardwood timber; the bulk goes to furniture, flooring, and millwork.
The composer Gyorgy Ligeti, below, received the Frankfurt Music Prize at a ceremony in Frankfurt's city hall on Tuesday, a day before the opening of the city's international Musikmesse, an annual trade fair for the musical-instrument industry.
"There used to be a saying in the computer business that no one ever got fired for buying I.B.M.," said Lawrence S. Schmid, president of Strategic Directions International, a market research company in Los Angeles that tracks the analytical instrument industry.
