Sentence examples for precise supply from inspiring English sources

Between an east London factory (responsible for sewing the pieces together) and Italian-sourced yarn, Kukhareva's brand is condensed to a precise supply chain.

This piezoelectric pump, with two pump chambers and three passive valves, can achieve a precise supply of drugs by adjusting the voltage and frequency.

The Shanghai Synchrotron Radiation Facility (SSRF) needs extremely precise power supplies for their various magnets.

The stable spraying mode was realized in a short gun barrel thanks to the formation of a stratified explosive charge by means of precise computer-controlled supply of the gas components.

Between these terms a more subtle relation exists, that is neither an identity or an opposition: the formal processes of planning supply precise rules and directions for structuring the territory, while informal ones model, occupy and generate space following principles like spontaneity and self-organisation.

To achieve proper development of the root system while being able to supply precise amounts of fertilizer and water, a clay-based substrate (Turface) was chosen instead of a complete hydroponic system.

For example, N-use efficiency decreases with the application of increasing amounts of mineral-N fertilizer (Scholefield et al., 1991), and legumes overcome the need for a precise and timely supply of mineral-N fertilizer and hence reduce the amount of available ammonium-N in the soil (Jarvis and Barraclough, 1991).

The authority has avoided precise predictions by supplying only bus locations, not projected arrival times.

Now, Explorersweb provides text-message alerts to climbers' satellite phones, using precise Himalayas forecasts supplied by the Swedish government and a private forecasting service.

They've become an unavoidable part of the back-to-school ritual: the long and confoundingly precise lists of supplies that schools ask students -- that is, parents -- to provide.

More precise tracking of supplies could cut the amount of inventory the stores need by 5percentt, and the labor costs of managing inventory in warehouses would fall by 7.5percentt for efficient retailers and even more for those that are not well organized, the report said.