Sentence examples for of production activities from inspiring English sources
Presently, manufacturing companies are not only facing strong economic pressure due to complex and diverse economic trends of shorter product life cycles, increased diversity in customer demand, and the globalization of production activities but are also seeking to meet emerging industrial criterions including sustainability for environmental benefits [1, 2].
Furthermore, increasing building and road stocks was found to reduce the environmental and economic efficiency of production activities owing to excessive investment in social infrastructure in regions with low productivity.
We consider methods to identify material traces of production activities and insights gained from ethnoarchaeological and ethnohistoric data.
The power supply, which may potentially be variable, must be matched to the industrial loads which are a byproduct of production activities.
We used process-based simulation models supplemented with empirical data and expert knowledge to quantify inputs and outputs of production activities.
Advances in wireless communication, in computing and in sensing devices, along with the cost reduction of these technologies, have prompted and accelerated the development of Cyber-Physical Systems that adopt the Internet of Things paradigm to provide several types of services, such as surveillance, weather monitoring, management of vehicular traffic, control of production activities, etc.
Articles from the period also include details about the role of exhibitors in small-scale moving image production undertaken to fill their otherwise imported film programs, although the discussion of production activity is rarely emphasized.
Issues include the implication of generated error recovery trajectories in the production activities, linking of production activity Net and the error recovery subnet, potential deadlocks, the role of resources, and part handling.
Using a unique data set provided by the Engineering Employers Federation, this paper examines female work and pay from 1935 (the first year of rearmament) to 1942 (the peak of production activity) in more detail than has been previously undertaken.
The planning horizon was assumed as the sum of the initial development period plus additional 5 years of production activity.
The employment data comes as the Institute of Supply Management's Manufacturing Index, one of the most-watched gauges of production activity, edges toward recovery.
