Sentence examples for integral supply from inspiring English sources

Iran considers the area — mostly made up of scrub and desert — part of an integral supply route that connects Tehran with Iraq, Lebanon and Syria.

With a view to promoting sustainable regional development this inquiry investigates whether a reframing of bioenergy supply chain design can allow sustainable regional development targets to feature as integral supply chain components and both help upgrade existing bioenergy processes and initiate new bioenergy value chains.

The Port of New Orleans was integral to supply chains across the country.

A 3.5 inch built-in diskette drive, integral power supply, improved sound capabilities, and more..

When either SBP-DPSCs or bone chips obtained in vitro were transplanted into immunocompromised rats, they generated a tissue structure with an integral blood supply similar to that of human adult bone; in fact, a large number of HLA-1+ vessels were observed either within the bone or surrounding it in a periosteal layer.

Similarly, the car parts shipped across the border each day are integral to supply chains that span the globe.

Additionally, alcohol perturbs the folate cycle that is involved in methionine production and the generation of DNA building blocks (i.e., purines and pyrimidines) and which is integral to supplying the methyl groups necessary for DNA methylation.

By considering the four key systems inputs integral to a supply chain (those of demand, supply, process and control) a company can take action first to stabilise supply chain performance and second to improve its effectiveness and operational capabilities by reducing uncertainty within the chain.

Product recovery activities such as recycling, refurbishing and direct reuse are becoming integral to manufacturing supply chains.

Supply chain design is becoming a core competency, and the enterprise resource planning (ERP) system is expected to be an integral component of supply chain management (SCM).

It is an integral part of supply chain management that involves not just operations management considerations, but production engineering and regional science issues as well.