Sentence examples for packaging components from inspiring English sources

The company makes packaging components for the microwave and telecommunication industries.

It said the new plant, part of a $5 billion global plan to expand its semiconductor business, would make advanced chip packaging, components on which chips are mounted for use in high-technology devices like digital phones and camcorders.

The organic material is composted (ash, tobacco, and paper) and the inorganic (the cellulose acetate filter, the nonboard packaging components) is made into plastic products, like a plastic pallet.

He highlights the uncanny resemblance by assembling, casting and painting the packaging components to simulate pre-Columbian artifacts, as in "La Muerte," with its skull-like motif.Jill Levine also uses precut Styrofoam components, but disguises them with overlays of Indian-inspired paintings.

"We're looking for alternative sources of production, and some packaging components are in limited supply," he says.

A number of packaging components and tools are also made available to enable cloud provider agnostic deployment of the constructed cloud application, while also maintaining energy awareness.

From the numbers of packs for each material code (i.e. from the Euromonitor data), the number of metal versus other forms of packaging for those food groups can be derived and these were used as the basis for allocating the market shares (by number of packs) of each metal packaging component per food group.

The VMIC parses the application descriptor for details on what packages should be installed in each base image, where each image represents a packaged software component to form a cloud application.

Consider the case of STMicroelectronics, Europe's giant in the semiconductor business, which buys silicon wafers, chemicals and chip-packaging components from Japan.

With a theater ticket bought there, the package components would cost $1,095 at the hotel rate quoted above.

The idea is to build a reactor that can be assembled at a factory and shipped nearly complete on a barge or a rail car, incorporating in one 83-foot-high package components that are usually separate and assembled in the field.