Sentence examples for more efficient milling from inspiring English sources

It could be demonstrated that two-step HIP diffusion welding can eliminate unfavorable surface fabrication defects and, therefore, might allow for more efficient milling processes.

Environmental protections and more stringent management of public lands have played some role in this, but only some – more efficient milling, cheap imports, the disappearance of the "low-hanging fruit" of old growth timber, and the decline of the US labor movement have also badly affected the logging industry.

Owing to a higher stress subjected to the powders at longer milling hours, a more efficient milling operation was performed, changing the form of the powder from a mixture of fine and coarse particles to completely fine particles.

With production now concentrated at the more efficient mills, the industry's average costs have fallen by $65 per thousand board feet of lumber (even after adding on the duties).

Bigger, more labor-intensive mills have gradually closed, to be replaced by smaller, more efficient mini-mills.

In recent years, increasing demands for more efficient high speed milling (HSM) processes have propelled the application and development of more effective modeling methods and intelligent machining approaches.

"The gain was directly attributable to the more efficient former Donohue mills," said Luc Lavoie, a spokesman for Quebecor and Mr. Peladeau.

Despite their energy efficiency, significant improvement is possible via more efficient control of these mills.

His solution is to keep his mills more efficient.

More efficient and economical impact-type mills (such as hammer mills) are now gaining in importance.

In this example, publishers concerned about energy costs might tend to buy more efficient delivery trucks, and paper mills might seek production economies.