Sentence examples for machine products from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, however, I don't think many realize the impact that a cost-effective solution could have – imagine a manufacturing space where even the smallest engineering and development teams could machine products that match those built by enterprises with 80 years of production excellence.

The line "Automatic Screw Machine Products" becomes "Screw Machine Products Automatic" then "Machine Products Automatic Screw," and so forth (you can read the full poem online here).

It was instrumental in manufacturing supplies during WWII, including bullet cores, shell casings and other screw machine products.

Donald Hardt, 60, has been out of work since August, when he was laid off by a machine products supplier in Wisconsin because of downsizing.

Walker, speaking at Cass Screw Machine Products in Brooklyn Center, Minn., said he thinks that, if elected, he could get this done quickly.

Until recently, mass producers have relied on long serial lines of dedicated machines in order to machine products at high volumes.

And finally the SimaPro 8 is presented with the practical use in case of washing machine product.

I call it Project Zero – because its aims are a zero-carbon-energy system; the production of machines, products and services with zero marginal costs; and the reduction of necessary work time as close as possible to zero.

As part of the Obama Administration's broader efforts, chain-restaurant menus and vending-machine products must now display nutritional information; junk food can't be sold in schools; trans fats have been banned nationwide; and the much-maligned food pyramid has been replaced by MyPlate, a plainspoken circle quartered into fruits, vegetables, grains, and protein.

Typically, fast food operations and vending machines products are provided through exclusive contractual agreement between school districts and food companies.

The fourth industrial revolution (Industrie 4.0) is distinguished by a growing network and intelligence of machines, products, services and data.