Our research has shown that materials production can be a predominantly top down process, in which policy makers, materials authors and teachers can draw independent pathways to developing and implementing the final product, i.e. the course book.
Various specialists in the field of mathematics, applied physics, optometry, mold makers, materials and injection mold experts - virtually all of whom are unpaid volunteers - work closely together to mass produce low-cost, quality glasses.
Instead, Section 421 of the U.S. Trade Act instructs the ITC to determine whether Chinese imports are "increasing rapidly" and causing or threatening to cause domestic makers "material injury".
Late last month, however, Dexter, a maker of materials used in aerospace and other applications, consented to let International Specialty and other third parties view its financial records.
Investors took notice, and put their money stocks such as construction aggregates maker Vulcan Materials, and earth-moving machinery maker Caterpillar.
The raw material was there, and you were there, but the relationship that happens between maker and material allows the finished piece to be what it is.
We've seen over and over again how making transforms people, just like makers transform materials.
These include sawmills, lumber wholesalers, real estate agencies, cement makers, building materials and supplies dealers, and furniture stores.
Think of the Makerbot as a stalagmite maker — the material is laid down on a platform — while the Form 1 is a stalactite maker where the object hangs from the platform that slowly moves up.
He asks, what other cultural and environmental factors could affect the formation of lineages and proposes that scholars consider effects of variability in numbers of human artifact makers, raw materials, and environmental conditions.
