Sentence examples for makers to process from inspiring English sources

The nation's food-protection system relies largely on voluntary efforts by food makers to process food safely and agree to recall tainted foods when their own tests show problems.

On the other hand, properly designed decision support systems (DSSs) can induce decision makers to process more information and use more rigorous decision strategies, which can result in enhanced performance.

Decision-making capacity is context-specific and depends on the complexity of the pertinent information that the decision-maker needs to process.

BUSINESS DAY An article on Friday about technology start-ups that show promise of becoming big successes, including Braintree, a maker of software to process online and mobile payments, misstated the amount of payments that PayPal, a Braintree rival, is expected to process this year.

Pour 4 cold cans (48 oz. or 1 .5 l) of Coca Cola in an ice cream maker and allow it to process for at least 20 minutes before drinking.

FISERV INC., Brookfield, Wis., a maker of computers and software to process checks and cash machine transactions, said it would buy Precision Computer Systems, Sioux Falls, S.D., to obtain its bank processing software and more than 750 clients.

One interesting player, LiveFuels, is a next-generation fishery and biofuels maker, that uses living fish to process all forms of algae, and then presses the oil out of the fish before selling the edible fillets.

By representing organized "chunks" of information in the environment, mental models serve to reduce the information load that would otherwise overwhelm the ability of decision makers to attend, process, and integrate the large amount of information that is inherent in complex operational environments.

The pioneers in this field focused their energy on getting the chip design right and twisting the arms of the chip makers to tweak their process just a bit to make it work in an optical system.

11) Fusion reactors could become economically viable Researchers at Durham University and the Oxfordshire Culham Centre for Fusion Energy have found fusion reactors could become economically viable ways of generating electricity in just a few decades, telling politicians and policy makers to begin the process of planning for their introduction and the replacement of nuclear power stations.

Since there is no universal standard that would allow evaluation of the quality of process information, the purpose of the presented studies was to solve the aforementioned problems and to provide practical solutions for document makers to design proper process descriptions.