Sentence examples for manufacturing vehicles from inspiring English sources
Manufacturing vehicles is one of the most complex chains there is, and it is not that clear-cut what you can and cannot make in western Europe.
The immense fixed costs of developing and manufacturing vehicles mean that making profits from cars goes with making lots of them.
The quick-fix version of Chapter 11 may get the company back in the business of manufacturing vehicles without the prospect of striking workers.
As the Japanese producers set up car plants in America and Europe, the battleground shifted to building cars that were more reliable and had fewer defects; it then moved on to manufacturing vehicles on "lean" production lines.
And those numbers exaggerate fuel economy, because automakers get extra credit for manufacturing vehicles that can run on either gasoline or nearly pure ethanol, even though few of those vehicles are thought to be fueled with ethanol by drivers.
Once these standards were enacted in the 1980s, automakers in the United States and Europe began manufacturing vehicles that satisfied them — and applied those standards to the rest of their production as well, rather than go to the expense of setting different production standards for different markets.
The approach has been carefully implemented and verified via a real-world case study in a medium-to-large industry manufacturing vehicle tires and other rubber products.
For example, in Onat et al. [58], alternative electric vehicle technologies in a US context were assessed including all life cycle stages; from manufacturing of vehicles and batteries, through vehicle operation to the end-of-life.
"In the case of manufacturing electric vehicles or batteries for electric vehicles, it's basically speculation as to whether you think they're going to have customers, " Mr. See said.
In addition to making sunroofs, he began manufacturing specialty vehicles for the film industry.
However, two loan guarantee programs remain in place, one for manufacturing advanced vehicles, the other for "innovative clean energy technologies".
