Sentence examples for move assembly from inspiring English sources

Many companies are reluctant to expose proprietary processes or technology to copycats, and opt to move assembly operations in China while keeping sensitive operations elsewhere.

Tengzhong's options are to maintain the U.S. plants or to partially move assembly to China, while complete relocation is only a possibility in the distant future, according to Li.

There is more to the question than politics, of course, including figuring out the economies of making iPhones in the U.S. and how easy and possible it would be to make these in a new country in terms of labor conditions and expertise, and what part of the production process would move (assembly versus component making, for example).

In any case, as repeat problem is the bottleneck of complete genome assembly, OMACC should move assembly closer toward complete than FINISH.

The solution was found in the moving assembly line, a method first tested in assembling magnetos.

General Electric and Caterpillar, for example, have moved assembly operations back to the United States in the last year.

The skyscraper and the moving assembly line -- vertical and horizontal emblems of the machine age -- originated in the Midwest.

Like the moving assembly line, the idea of connecting people with freelances to solve their problems sounds simple.

Japan's automakers responded by moving assembly lines to the United States, creating many new blue-collar jobs.

"Rite of Spring" features seven dancers who wear Mindy Nelson's gray jumpsuits and evoke the sensibility of a moving assembly line.

By 1925, thanks to economies of scale that followed the 1913 introduction of the moving assembly line, the same car cost just $250.