Sentence examples for production context from inspiring English sources

The basic concepts of modularity and platform architectures applied in product development can often be directly transferred to a production context though it does not necessarily imply that methods introduced as generic product modularization methods can be adopted directly with the purpose of developing modularized manufacturing systems.

The model originates from a real production context of a chemical factory that produces foam-rubber products.

We studied the factors affecting CLFI, such as measurement system reliability, production context, position of sensors in the acquisition chains, type of products, reference metrology, preventive maintenance and corrective maintenance based on historical data and feedback information generated by production equipments.

"One is, we're interested in creating a production context which allows for the absolute maximum in creativity and freedom for the filmmakers and that requires budgets that are reasonable, and finally we fully expect and in fact require that people be willing to go the NC-17 route".

There is only one track at the moment, Something About You, but it is stunning: the gossamer shiver of Michael Jackson in the sublimest production context; MJ had he lived to work with the exact right current producers, with a perfect blend of the now and then, nodding to the 1980s while being indisputably present-day.

A preliminary step to achieving sustainability was to unify it in the agricultural production context.

They reduce the probability of stockouts in diversified production contexts.

Generalizability may also be poor because of the dynamics of the production contexts.

These approaches also affect adjacent protocol layers, which means comprehensive changes to WSN protocol stacks developed, tested, and deployed in smart grid and industrial production contexts and elsewhere.

Associated with the expansion of decentralized electricity generation from renewable sources, source-specific (wind, biogas) local production contexts have evolved in our case study regions.

The importance of this difference was already pointed out in a study by Schokkaert and Overleat (1989) who conducted questionnaire experiments on the perception of justice in micro-level production contexts.