Sentence examples for introducing a manufacturing from inspiring English sources
Enforcing some logical safety protections — for instance, by strengthening existing rules on speed and weight, and, perhaps, introducing a manufacturing standard to give the silent bikes an artificial hum — might curb the mayhem while allowing a low-carbon transportation system to endure safely.
Enforcing some logical safety protections for instance, by strengthening existing rules on speed and weight, and, perhaps, introducing a manufacturing standard to give the silent bikes an artificial hum might curb the mayhem while allowing a low-carbon transportation system to endure safely.
He said he was going to introduce a manufacturing agenda.
The innovation of this work consists in introducing a simple manufacturing process of agro-composites based on flax-shaves (non-industrial flax-fiber fraction) for various applications (packaging, insulation, construction, …).
Intel's plan is to alternate between introducing a new manufacturing process one year and a new microprocessor design the next.
It is a methodology to introduce a new manufacturing device into a manufacturing system easily and quickly.
At the same time, Intel revamped its product line and introduced a new manufacturing technology that helped it cut costs.
A second replacement battery didn't have the same manner of design defect, but the company's rush to address recalled units ultimately may have introduced a similar manufacturing defect into the process, leading to an even more distressing second recall of the devices.
A second replacement battery didn't have the same manner of design defect, but the company's rush to address recalled units ultimately may have introduced a similar manufacturing defect into the process, leading to an even more distressing second recall of the devices.
This paper introduces a novel 3D manufacturing approach to the rapid processing of microfluidic components such as embedded channels and microvalves, using a scanning laser system.
Donnelly shook up manufacturing again, introducing a Honda system known as "best practices".
