Sentence examples for production of machine from inspiring English sources

Halifax also specializes in the production of machine tools.

Steel rolling, production of machine parts and plastics, and cement manufacturing serve local needs.

Industries include sawmilling, oilseed crushing, the production of machine tools and implements, textile weaving, and the production of pottery, bricks, and cement.

Britain's biggest arms market last year was Saudi Arabia, with the government approving £1.6bn worth of exports, including "components for military equipment for initiating explosives", "equipment for the production of machine guns", "CS hand grenades", "components for water cannons", and "tear gas/ irritant ammunition".

An application to a real MTO industrial case is also provided addressing the production of machine tools.

Composite layers with electrolytic oxide coatings matrix on aluminium and its alloys or composite with its matrix are widely applied in production of machine parts destined for sliding pairings.

I call it Project Zero – because its aims are a zero-carbon-energy system; the production of machines, products and services with zero marginal costs; and the reduction of necessary work time as close as possible to zero.

And now, the same must be done again, with the state promoting a move away from capitalism that he calls "Project Zero", because, he writes, "its aims are a zero-carbon energy system; the production of machines, products and services with zero marginal costs; and the reduction of labour time as close as possible to zero".

And now, the same must be done again, with the state promoting a move away from capitalism that he calls "Project Zero," because, he writes, "its aims are a zero-carbon energy system; the production of machines, products, and services with zero marginal costs; and the reduction of labor time as close as possible to zero".

The most important elements of the production of machine-gun turrets and indirect-fire arms are not the turrets or the improvised artillery.

KULICKE & SOFFA INDUSTRIES, Willow Grove, Pa., the largest maker of semiconductor assembly equipment, said it would cut about 200 jobs and move production of machines to China and Singapore to reduce expenses.