Sentence examples for production aiming at from inspiring English sources

The most explored practices are those related to cleaner production, aiming at reducing environmental impact and waste production along the life cycle of a product, and optimizing the performance and efficiency of processes.

Having implemented these components in the forming machines, it will be possible to recognize geometrical deviations automatically and to take corrective action during production, aiming at a reduction of the scrap rate and setup-time.

We investigated the effect of group-size in B. terrestris queenless workers on two major reproduction-dominance correlates: between-worker aggression, and pheromone production, aiming at mimicking decision-making during the transition of worker behavior from cooperation and sterility to aggressive reproductive competition in whole colonies.

Titration and library production (aiming at 7-16% enrichment) was performed using emulsion PCR and the Lib-L kit (454/Roche).

It was the attitude of factory production, aimed at entertaining a mass audience.

But the subject is also the 60s, reflected in the rock score of the production, aimed at ages 7 and older.

Osborne apparently told reporters that the goal of the film is to be "an international epic production aimed at bridging cultures" that "will educate people about the true meaning of Islam".

And it is now witnessing what is another startling departure: Get Santa!, recommended for seven- to 11 year-olds, the Court's first ever production aimed at family Christmas outings.

The water and nitrogen (N) managements play a vital role in hybrid rice production aimed at high yield, high nitrogen use efficiency (NUE), and water-saving irrigation.

Inspire magazine, a graphics-heavy production aimed at English-speaking Muslims, is believed to be the work primarily of Samir Khan, a Saudi-born American who moved to Yemen in 2009.

This strategy gives priority to the growth of manufacturing production aimed at world markets and the development of a particular comparative advantage as a basis for success in world trade.