Sentence examples for manufacturing complexity from inspiring English sources

One such measure is manufacturing complexity and cost.

This would dramatically reduce manufacturing complexity, deliver additional flexibility for current voltage engineering and potentially make thin film solar cells compatible with c-Si for tandems.

A key piece of this strategy was Navistar's Diamond Spec program, which created a simpler and quicker ordering process for one class of truck while reducing manufacturing complexity.

The researchers conclude that work should continue on all the technologies, with efforts focused on increasing conversion efficiency, decreasing materials use, and reducing manufacturing complexity and cost.

Therefore this paper analyzes air-breathing PEMFC's from the perspective of reducing manufacturing complexity, assembly complexity, and costs.

However, the reduced manufacturing complexity of rectangular notched pins in particular provide strong motivation for their use in practical applications.

Given the structural and manufacturing complexities of biologics and the potential for structural differences between biosimilars and their reference products, the paradigm currently applied for monitoring of drug safety with small-molecule generic drugs is insufficient for biologics, including biosimilars [ 5].

Important considerations for solar collectors are manufacturing costs, complexity, efficiency, uniform flux distribution and working fluid selection.

However, the manufacturing process complexity leads to significantly higher production cost making it difficult to compete with conventional mono and poly crystalline Si-based Photovoltaics industry.

Finally, this research establishes a base from which to extend previous work linking operations strategy to organization design [Flynn, B.B., Flynn, E.J., 1999. Information-processing alternatives for coping with manufacturing environment complexity. Decision Sciences 30 (4), 1021 1052].

Secondly, considering the influence of the design parameters (DPs) on the functional requirements (FRs), a quantitative computation approach to manufacturing system complexity is achieved by means of fuzzy evaluation matrix.