Sentence examples for product orientation from inspiring English sources

Ms. Bray now works as a process operator, combining her machinist background with new skills she has been trained on since working at Siemens: laser training, robotics training, penetrant inspection training, and product orientation.

For overcoming blindness and casualness of product design the cluster was applied to the product orientation.

The top 10 quarterly telecom venture investments in Silicon Valley reported for the second and third quarters of 2012 by PricewaterhouseCoopers Moneytree demonstrate this change in product orientation.

The team is led by savvy entrepreneurs with a strong product orientation, who have positioned the company perfectly in a rapidly growing market".

The results about the vehicle cluster showed that the genetic algorithm based on the fuzzy cluster was the effective method in the customer demand and product orientation.

In particular, our results highlight the importance of responsible retail practices and ethical assortments in consumers' choice of online formats whilst local product orientation influences the choice of city stores and market places.

Product location, orientation and product type and width are extracted by a vision system to aid the gripping process.

The reaction product and orientation of the β-alumina were confirmed by XRD.

In most cases, probe sequences complementary to the 5′ region of the amplified products (sense orientation) did not hybridize to their respective amplicon.

Because the assay is extremely robust and it is easy to detect heterozygotes as well as both types of homozygotes, no additional quality control procedures were implemented except water blanks to check for sample contamination, standards to size restriction digestion products, and orientation markers.

For companies to be able to use meeting spaces like this for orientation, product launches or educational programs, for example, offers tremendous advantages both in community-building and in more practical alternatives to some real-world activities.