Sentence examples for products operated from inspiring English sources
Dragos Maciuca, a former Apple executive who now runs Ford's Silicon Valley branch, said the most difficult issue was that Detroit had a seven-year cycle for a new car, while Silicon Valley products operated on a one-year cycle.
There was a purity in way the Sinclair products operated - raw access with pure simple code.
This work, for the first time, integrates CO2 capture and photocatalytic conversion (CCPC) by using a novel hybrid adsorbent/photocatalyst (TiO2 nanoparticles supported on MgAl layered double oxides, i.e., MgAl(LDO /TiO2), with CO2 adsorption, desorption and conversion to C1 products operated near power plant flue gas temperatures (100 200 °C).
As Sander van 't Noordende, the Group Chief Executive of Accenture's Products operating group, writes on GlassCloset.org: "It is their problem, not yours".
Most medical devices are given quick approvals with minimal testing because manufacturers tell the F.D.A. that the products operate just like older devices that had already been approved.
But theirs are niche products, operating on the margins of a popular culture dominated by glittering fantasies of violence and fame.
He envisions a loosely associated system of open-sourced products operating in publicly available clouds of computer servers accessed over the Internet.
Amazon announced the new wireless tablets without having received approval for their sale from the Federal Communications Commission, which requires that products operate safely and without interfering with other signals.
"We live in a distant land that exports a lot of perishable products, operating long-haul planes that are capable of carrying a lot in their holds, and that means we can carry fewer passengers and still be profitable".
The Products operating group serves a set of increasingly interconnected consumer-relevant industries.
It supplies non-food products operating primarily in the foodservice, grocery, cleaning and safety, non-food retail and healthcare markets.
