Sentence examples for production clip from inspiring English sources

The continuous liquid interface production (CLIP) process, as the researchers call the new method, is able to build items such as a 10cm tall model of the Eiffel Tower (illustrated) in that amount of time.

"Why couldn't you have an object rise out of a puddle in real time with essentially no waste?" The new technique, called continuous liquid interface production (Clip), features a moving platform that lifts printed objects gently out of a reservoir of liquid resin.

On stage he unveiled a technology dubbed Continuous Liquid Interface Production (CLIP) that promised to be up to a 100 times faster than comparable 3D printing technologies and capable of creating smooth, strong parts, equivalent to their injection-molded counterparts.

We examined the tensile fatigue of notched specimens, 3D crosshatch scaffolds, and two 3D spherical pore architectures in a physically crosslinked polycarbonate urethane (PCU) printed via fused deposition modeling (FDM) as well as a photo-cured, chemically-crosslinked, elastomeric PU printed via continuous liquid interface production (CLIP).

Just a little more than a year ago, the co-founder and CEO of Carbon, Joe DeSimone, unveiled the Continuous Liquid Interface Production (CLIP) process on-stage at TED and on the cover of Science in a masterful product launch reminiscent of the late Steve Jobs.

Although Carbon has pioneered their own take on the stereolithography process to make it faster — a process called Continuous Liquid Interface Production (CLIP) — it is derived from a process patented by Charles Chuckk) W. Hull in 1986 just before he set up 3D Systems Inc to commercialize it.

Among those tactics are putting up microsites, dedicated Web sites different from brands' general sites, like afterthekiss.com, which was separate from Snickers.com; uploading deleted scenes, production clips or other material to video-sharing Web sites like YouTube.com; and offering consumers ring tones, screen savers or MP3 audio files related to the commercials.

While defoliation at any phenological stage from V3 (boot) to R8 (milk stage) was effective in reducing medusahead seed head production, clipping after anthesis almost eliminated seed production.

During the award ceremony, the clip from the nominated episode is merely a black screen with the text "Clip not done yet", a comment on the slow production time of the show.

One video posted last March, credited to Kusoyaro Productions, includes clips from the 20th Century Fox film "Napoleon Dynamite" that have been cleverly edited to create a new music video for Eminem's song "Lose Yourself" from "8 Mile".

Many were likely shy about conveying their brand through low-production value clips.