Sentence examples for lines for industrial from inspiring English sources

The company uses vetiver grass on a wide scale and has compiled a collection of isolates to serve as possible germ lines for industrial use.

Herein, the life-cycle energy production and emissions mitigation of a typical domestic wastewater treatment system were assessed, in which different combinations of biogas use and sludge processing lines for industrial or household applications were considered.

In March, following meetings between General Electric VP Ronald James Pollett and the Mirziyoyev administration, the company said it would invest upwards of $388 million over the next two years on greenfield assembly lines for industrial equipment and home appliances.

The next phase of the NESCOFI@BTF project will be the replacement of passive detectors with active counters, thus leading to a real-time spectrometric monitor that is expected to significantly innovate the neutron control task in neutron-producing facilities, such as the beam-lines for industrial irradiation or condensed matter studies.

Dr Peter Carter, chief executive and general secretary of the largest nurses' union, the Royal College of Nursing (RCN), who this week warned the Government that any attacks on NHS staff's out-of-hours pay would be a "red line" for industrial action, said that steep rises in executive pay could "poison the well" in terms of staff morale.

In addition, the designed controllers can improve the hydrogen efficiency by up-to 1.4%, and reduce the root-mean-square error of the PEMFC voltage by about 93%; that is, a general controller can be implemented on all PEMFC modules on the production line for industrial applications.

Recently, the genome of the Chinese hamster Cricetulus griseus derived cell line (CHO -K1 was published beCHO -K1t is the preferred host cell line for industrial production of recombinant proteins such as therapeutic antibodies [ 6].

Both of these classes of RNA promise to enable exciting new approaches to cell line optimization for industrial purposes in the near future.

Also, drivers at a range of depots serving the Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan and Circle lines have voted for industrial action short of a strike in a dispute arising from the introduction of new trains.

Such particle-containing lines show promise for industrial applications where circuits are inkjet-printed and heat-treated to dry off the organic solvent and sinter the nanoparticles, thus producing a continuous electrically conducting path.

Drivers on the Circle, Metropolitan and Hammersmith & City lines have voted for industrial action short of a strike.