Sentence examples for manufacturing office from inspiring English sources
Whether seeking manufacturing, office or retail space, those looking to lease or buy were in the driver's seat, said Fred Schmidt, president and chief operating officer for Coldwell Banker Commercial in Parsippany, N.J.
According to the city's rezoning proposal, the Long Island City location "is envisioned as a vibrant, 24-hour pedestrian-oriented" central business district that would include "manufacturing, office and residential uses".
The museum, itself designed by -- who else? -- Frank O. Gehry, is a nonprofit offspring of Vitra, the Swiss company founded in 1934 that specializes in manufacturing office furniture, particularly that of the Eameses and George Nelson.
I mean, the company is also closing its engineering and manufacturing office in Erlanger, Ky., but I don't hear anyone bellyaching about Kentucky's bad business climate.
Toyota will also close its engineering and manufacturing office in Erlanger, Ky., near the Cincinnati-area airport, and those workers will be offered jobs in Plano and other sites.
In order to highlight the importance of warping effects, which can be evaluated only by means of refined finite element (FE) analysis software, design has been undertaken using also the more traditional FE beam formulation implemented in the commercial analysis packages most frequently used in manufacturing offices.
The indoor air exposures in non-manufacturing offices or schools in the US varied from 5 to 80 μg m−3, estimated from Dodson et al. (2007).
High-technology industries, manufacturing (including office equipment, electronics, and optical products), fishing, and services are also important.
Advocates said that happened in another longtime manufacturing and office district, Hudson Square, with the construction of the Trump SoHo hotel condominium.
The local economy is now dependent on services (health care, education, business services, and research), trade, and light manufacturing (including office products).
"The impediment was 1.5 million square feet of manufacturing and office space that was structurally sound but functionally obsolete," said Louis Jambois, the Port Authority's president.
