Sentence examples for processor plant from inspiring English sources
The Intel Corporation said yesterday it planned to build a $3 billion processor plant in Arizona to make more powerful, efficient semiconductors.
"This decision," Mr. Spiritas said, "confirms what we have said from the very beginning, that U.S.D.A.'s use of the salmonella test to determine the sanitary condition of the processor plant is flawed and outside the scope of U.S.D.A.'s authority".
The misguided decision by a three-judge panel of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals sided with a federal district court judge in Texas who ruled last year that the Agriculture Department had overstepped its authority by shutting down the Supreme Beef Processors plant in Dallas after its ground beef failed three rounds of tests for salmonella contamination over a year.
The Eastridge neighborhood houses many immigrants from countries such as Vietnam, Laos, and Burma; Many of them found employment at the nearby Iowa Beef Processors plant.
Intel is looking to get a jump on its competitors in other ways, announcing earlier this week will spend $2.5 billion to build a processor manufacturing plant in the northeastern Chinese city of Dalian.
Elements such as the state of the blow machine, the skill of the processor, and plant conditions all have an effect on how a particular preform works out, and are out of control of the designer.
Our performance results show a 3.4 to 100 factor speedup over a 666 MHz embedded ARM processor, for plants that can be represented by 4 to 128 states, respectively.
Intel, which makes most of the processors, has plants in Oregon, Arizona, New Mexico, Israel, Ireland and China.
Soybean profits have widened as Bunge and other processors closed plants and demand for livestock feed rose.
Fishermen invest in bigger boats; processors build plants that can handle a whole year's catch in a short period.
Xuzhou Anying the plant proteins processor then did not properly declare the contaminated product it shipped to the U.S. as a material to be used in food.
