Sentence examples for manufacturing electrical from inspiring English sources

Its economy is supplemented by agriculture, lumber milling, and light manufacturing (electrical equipment, metal fixtures, and cement).

Since then, new industries have begun operation in the city, manufacturing electrical machinery, iron and steel products, and chemicals.

G.E., which used PCB's in manufacturing electrical components, and must pay for the dredging, had argued that it would harm the river.

The city's economy remains based on the citrus industry and tourism, although it has diversified to include manufacturing (electrical equipment and mattresses).

Aircraft, railway-coach, and machine-tool installations in the city are run by the federal government, and the state owns plants manufacturing electrical and telephone equipment, porcelain, and soap.

Cerro Wire operated at the site adjacent to the Long Island Expressway, manufacturing electrical conduits and copper rods, from the early 1950's until 1986, when it sold the property to the Tribune Company, the Chicago newspaper publisher, which now also owns Newsday.

By the mid-20th century, transfer machines were widely employed in the automotive industry, appliance manufacturing, electrical-parts production, and many other metalworking industries.

The country has assembly plants for foreign automakers, as well as for foreign firms manufacturing heavy electrical goods.

Tourism remains the basis of Ormond Beach's economy; manufacturing (including electrical equipment, metal products, sunscreen, and sunglasses) is also important.

Control theory has been instrumental for the analysis and design of a number of engineering systems, including aerospace and transportation systems, robotics and intelligent machines, manufacturing chains, electrical, power, and information networks.

Control theory has been instrumental for the development of a number of engineering systems, including aerospace and transportation systems, robotics and intelligent machines, manufacturing chains, electrical, power, and information networks.