Sentence examples for manufacturing deployment from inspiring English sources
This paper provides examples of accomplishments achieved while reaching a growing and diverse set of stakeholders involved in research, development and demonstration; design and manufacturing; deployment and operations.
In this article we impute economic value for the speed of manufacturing deployment and execution, thereby enabling the value of speed to be properly weighed against costs.
Our Medical Robotics Panel will tackle questions like, how should one think about robotics as a next generation of network-connected medical devices, from concept and design, through manufacturing, deployment, and use?
"We must again invest in the development, manufacturing, deployment, and distribution of energy, but this time green energy".
To regain economic leadership in the global clean energy industry, U.S. energy policy must include large, direct and coordinated investments in clean technology R&D, manufacturing, deployment, and infrastructure".
Support for current solar technology helps create the foundation for major scale-up by building experience with manufacturing and deployment and by overcoming institutional barriers.
"When you think about manufacturing and deployment [as you design], you end up inventing more stuff that goes back to the beginning, and you end up inventing a better machine," Slocum says.
Finite element models were developed to predict the mechanical integrity of a balloon-expandable stent at various stages such as manufacturing and deployment, as well as the stent radial strength and fatigue life.
It will address the entire life cycle from fundamental research and development to industry manufacturing and deployment.
In 2009 President Obama announced that $2.4 billion out of the ARRA budget are specifically dedicated to the acceleration of the manufacturing and deployment of batteries and EVs [38, 39].
Of the $2.4 billion spent on the program to "accelerate the manufacturing and deployment of the next generation of US batteries and electric vehicles," just $9.5 million went to a recycling business, TOXCO Inc. in Anaheim, California.
