Sentence examples for more flexible assembly from inspiring English sources
The recent drive towards timely multiple product realizations has caused most Manufacturing Enterprises (MEs) to develop more flexible assembly lines supported by better manufacturing design and planning.
This criterion is typically more flexible when generating assembly code (which typically does not have control-flow statements with complex decisions).
Suilysin prepore intermediates appear both more mobile and more flexible than pore assemblies.
Using the Internet to help coordinate thousands of parts suppliers, automakers hope to make assembly lines more flexible.
Parallel two-sided assembly lines, rather a new research area, allocate more flexible workers and reduce throughput time by incorporating the advantages of two-sided and parallel assembly lines.
And under the skin, it's all change, because the latest Golf uses Volkswagen's MQB architecture, a system of sub-assemblies shared between cars that is more flexible and scalable than the previous "platform" concept.
However, the PAP85-120 assemblies formed in the presence of CLR01 appeared more flexible and curvilinear, and differed from the rigid, straight fibrils formed in the presence of CLR03 or buffer.
A1 Strikes Across Italy Millions of workers stopped assembly lines and made travel all but impossible to protest government plans for a more flexible labor market.
The assembly pathways for ESCRT-III and Vps4 on their respective target membranes appear to be more flexible, allowing the same set of molecules to scission membranes in different biological processes.
Practice is more flexible.
