Sentence examples for manufacturing division from inspiring English sources
His father, a mechanical engineer, works on aerospace projects like the International Space Station at Rocketdyne, the rocket-engine manufacturing division of United Technologies.
His father, who is retired, worked in East Fishkill, N.Y., as an electrical engineer for a component manufacturing division of I.B.M.
Tyco International Ltd. said on Sunday that it would acquire the electronic equipment manufacturing division of Thomas & Betts for $750 million in cash.
Her father is the president of the coated-board manufacturing division of the Mead Corporation, the forest products company, in Phenix City, Ala.
In late 1998, Hamilton Sundstrand, the aerospace manufacturing division of the United Technologies Corporation, began a program using NetTransact -- a Web-based system that allows companies to present billing information and receive payments electronically -- to send secure invoices to clients.
The company is aggressively pursuing a manufacturing division with hopes for long-term growth in that area, though it has cautioned investors "not to think of it even from a 2016 perspective as a significant contributor", as CFO Kristina Salen put it on the most recent earnings call.
LONDON (Reuters) - BlackBerry maker Research in Motion is considering splitting its business in two, separating its struggling handset manufacturing division from its messaging network, The Sunday Times reported.
G.M. also recorded a $1.13 billion one-time gain in the fourth quarter when its Hughes Electronics subsidiary sold a satellite-manufacturing division.
Engineers in Rolls-Royce's additive-manufacturing division, led by Neil Mantle, have been making experimental bearing housings for the Trent using a version of 3D printing that employs a beam of electrons to melt layers of powdered alloy.
Atsushi Niimi Atsushi Niimi, president and chief executive of Toyota's North American Manufacturing division, studied Dell Computer 's system while developing Toyota's.
One company that could benefit from increased spending on fire fighting is Oshkosh, Wis.-based Oshkosh Truck, whose Pierce Manufacturing division makes fire trucks.
