It was meant to goad the parties into producing ship-shape documents in which the big things that remained to be done were well defined.
In 1909 the city of Niigata began building oil-drilling machinery, later producing ships, motor vehicles, machine tools, and diesel engines.
Imagine the waste that goes into researching, developing, prototyping, producing, shipping, storing, and then eventually disposing of a handset that no one will remember in 6 months.
But while digital projector systems would save studios and theaters the billion dollars a year involved in the producing, shipping and maintaining of cumbersome 35 mm prints, neither side wanted to bear the cost for the equipment alone.
We can reduce our reliance on fossil fuels, for example, to reduce the damage and risk from producing, shipping and burning these fuels.
Its Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company (ADDSCO) supported the war effort by producing ships faster than the Axis powers could sink them.
Less trade was brought through New England as other ways of reaching western US markets were opened up, making it less profitable to trade ice from Boston, while the cost of producing ships in the region increased due to deforestation.
Granted, a little humility is fine, but come on, guys: produce, ship, and iterate.
It has been determined that basophils produce SHIP in response to IL-3, which can then inhibit IL-4 production necessary for TAM activation (Figure 3) [59].
In aggregate, the resource investment to produce, ship, and market these drugs couldn't be justified.
Several rolling mills were completed in 1917, which produced ship materials for the nearby shipbuilding plants in Chickasaw, Alabama, in support of America's sudden entry into World War I.
