Sentence examples for making small numbers from inspiring English sources
He lived and breathed professional racing, making small numbers of expensive road cars as a sideline to cover the factory overhead.
And today the little niches in which old technologies take refuge are ever more viable and accessible, thanks to the internet and the fact that production no longer needs to be so mass; making small numbers of obscure items is growing easier.On top of that, a widespread technostalgia seeks to preserve all the ways people have ever done anything, simply because they are kind of neat.
"Today we're making small numbers of these things in a boutique fabrication process, but while that's reliable and we can repeat it we need to be able to make large numbers of these things over large areas," said Prof King.
"The new trust officer thought our strategy was too elaborate and that the bank could manage the trust more efficiently by making smaller numbers of larger grants".
For years, domestic contractors have made small numbers of pricey submarines, tanks, fighter jets and other weapons for one customer: the country's Self-Defence Forces.
Most of South Africa's major manufacturers -- BMW, Volkswagen, and Toyota -- used to make small numbers of a wide variety of cars for domestic sale, but now manufacture one or two models for domestic sale and export.
However, the results in specific age-sex groups were based on estimates from the full model, which makes small numbers in certain subgroups of less importance.
Therefore, the chemotaxis model in this case would predict that animals will make smaller number of turns.
Jetliners and fighter planes, made in small numbers where the material's slow and complex production process is not such an impediment, use these composites extensively.
They hunt down cult items, weird break-beats, pressings made in small numbers by obscure labels in the places where genres and subgenres first took hold.
Apple's first product was a computer for hobbyists and engineers, made in small numbers.
