Sentence examples for more efficient manufacturing from inspiring English sources

It is also using the collaboration with Coventry University to develop new products and more efficient manufacturing.

"Now we have become more efficient manufacturing light elements for residential use which can easily be put together.

Nummi opened in 1984 as a joint venture by Toyota and G.M. It gave Toyota its first chance to build cars in the United States, while G.M. sought an education in more efficient manufacturing.

He said a new, more efficient manufacturing system for the plane, which Boeing has said would cut the plane's production costs by 10percentt or more, would be an element in making it a success.

Labor also has more protections in these other developed countries, making it harder to fire workers when more efficient manufacturing processes are developed; in fact, labor contracts in Japan have traditionally banned laying off workers displaced by automation.

A more efficient manufacturing process for CFRP is expected to save energy, time and cost for production.

But a combination of Moore's Law making the components cheaper, ever-more efficient manufacturing technologies, cost-cutting competitors, and, as the final blow, the arrival of a whole wave of appealing and low-cost new computing platforms, from smart-phones to game consoles to tablets, have stripped most of the once-impressive profit margins out of the PC business.

Reid discredits the idea that weak pricing for memory chips will force chip makers to invest in more advanced and efficient manufacturing technology that can cram more memory bits on each chip.

The financial landscape is littered with the remnants of companies that had a good idea, like a product or service that exploits a new market niche or a more-efficient manufacturing method.

The company said its profit margin was improving as it became more efficient at manufacturing, eliminated some costs with the Warner-Lambert merger and paid less in taxes.

DETROIT — General Motors said Monday that it was pulling out of its joint venture with Toyota, a longstanding partnership between two of the auto industry's biggest rivals that exposed G.M. to more efficient Japanese manufacturing techniques and produced Toyota's first American-made vehicles.