Sentence examples for product emergence from inspiring English sources

Combining and integrating multiple manufacturing techniques into one single system in early stages of the product emergence process is challenging.

The concept presents an affordable assistance potential for development of new products variants along the product emergence process (PEP).

A seamless convergence of the digital and physical factory aiming in personalized Product Emergence Process (PPEP) for smart products within ESB Logistics Learning Factory at Reutlingen University.

Thus there are examples of emerging zones where regulation has preceded the appearance of products (e.g. gene therapy) and where the early product emergence and development of regulation have been more or less simultaneous (e.g. tissue engineered products).

In addition to carrying out and analysing interview data, we compiled documents for a critical understanding of the debates surrounding the products' emergence and regulation (see Weiner, 2010 for details of method).

Whether by Beijing's design or otherwise, the Nobel award is emerging as an early test of China's newfound diplomatic clout, the product of its emergence as a global economic power.

Thus, diversity may be a product of the emergence of antibody-selected escape variants [66].

According to Steven L. Kaplan, an American historian whom even the French consider the world's foremost authority on French bread, breadmaking has followed two trends in the last century: a steady decline in the quality of most products, and the emergence of a new breed of artisanal bakers devoted to excellence and tradition.

Occasional outbreaks of water transmitted disease, the identification of chlorine as a source of potentially harmful disinfection by-products, and the emergence of recalcitrant pathogens has led to heightened regulation for the removal of microbial pathogens and disinfection by-products from drinking water.

SPAGeDi indicated that 5.69% of larvae were the product of pre-emergence mating between full-siblings (r ⩾0.625).

Liturgy's complicated place in the black-metal cult has as much to do with who consumes the music as who creates it, a product of metal's emergence in the last five years as tastemaker music, another rock genre to be processed and analyzed by indie obsessives reconciling their id and superego.