Sentence examples for manufacturer capability from inspiring English sources

Therefore, improving products and manufacturer capability (F2) is the approach to lobbying for better economic conditions in order to make further technology development possible (F7) and maintain fairer competition in the domestic market.

Customization promises higher value creation by matching customers' individual specific needs with manufacturers' capabilities.

Due to the complexity of the structures, prototypes of the mode converters and of the Passive Active-Multijunction launcher were fabricated and tested, in order to validate the different manufacturing Passive Active-Multijunctioner's capabilauncherface this challenging project.

Ingram has struck a deal with Solectron Corp., a Milpitas, Calif.-based contract manufacturer that will provide manufacturing capabilities in 11 other locations worldwide.

The deal is strategic to Foxconn because it promises to boost the Taiwan-based manufacturer's capabilities by adding Sharp's technology, and in particular its much-heralded low-power display business.

Boeing is not actually building the jet, though logically it is the only U.S. manufacturer with the capability to build such an aircraft.

Although research has provided evidence of the potential impact of DDM technologies, there is limited research on how specific DDM-based operational practices add to the operational capabilities of a manufacturer and how these capabilities can be used to improve sustainability outcomes.

A few companies are selling Bluetooth adapters for those products, but the real surge in demand is not expected until manufacturers build the capability directly into the devices.

It didn't take too much time before other manufacturers included the capability in their standard CD players as well.

Regarding the mechanism design for the management of suppliers, (Laffont and Tirole 1988) presents the pioneering incentive contract theory, and suggests that it is necessary for a manufacturer to check the capability of a supplier to break the supplier's deliberate self-protection and avoidance of responsibility.

Overclocking: Some BIOS implementations allow overclocking, an action in which the CPU is adjusted to a higher clock rate than its manufacturer rating for guaranteed capability.