Sentence examples for material production and from inspiring English sources
Manufacturing, material production, and product design are strictly connected stages.
Bio-economy policies do not exclusively focus only on bioenergy but also on other biomass-based products, for example replacing fossil resources in material production and securing commodity supply.
> The fuel production phase includes emissions from coal mining and processing, external electricity and heat generation needed, transportation, raw material production, and recovered wastes, which are treated as by-products (Sokka and others 2005).
All they have given is a verbal agreement that they have stopped fissile material production and would sign the treaty at some point.
The plastic cash will actually be greener than its paper ancestor, because it will last longer two and a half times longer, according to the B.O.E., which identifies "the reduced environmental burdens associated with raw material production and processing of new banknotes to replace unfit ones" as "the main factor leading to their stronger environmental performance".
A declassified State Department memo, obtained by the National Security Archive in Washington, concluded that China, sometime after its first bomb tests in the mid-1960's, had provided Pakistan technology for "fissile material production and possibly also nuclear device design".
The projects consist mainly of upgrading SOEs in sectors like equipment manufacturing, raw-materials production and food processing.
Results show the highest life cycle environmental impacts for the CS barrier occur during materials production and transportation to the site.
The activity based life cycle processes include material production, product operation, and the post-use material management.
"Post-consumer recycled materials perform just as well as the virgin materials, and they reduce the life cycle impact in the material production phase and the use phase of our vehicles," said Dr Ellen Lee, plastics research technical specialist at Ford.
Pavitt quotes speculation in a Czech magazine: "The word elegance, which originally meant gentility, refinement, good taste, is often used there (in the West) where material, production time and costly ornamentation are excessive.
