Sentence examples for reduction of manufacturing from inspiring English sources

Finally, although a reduction of manufacturing efforts is important, the implementation of environmental regulation by local officials should not be ignored.

As a result of the reduction of manufacturing employment, there has been an increase in the capital stock in agriculture (+1.6 %), in real terms and net of depreciation.

Stimulated by the extreme market conditions, the increase in performance and the reduction of manufacturing costs of standard crystalline silicon solar cells and modules have been quite significant in the last years.

The improvement in cell line expression titers and the ability to run more concentrated (intensified) processes has allowed the reduction of manufacturing scale from the traditional 10,000 L stainless facilities to volumes to 2000 L and below.

The designer may either select a configuration of cells requiring lower cost and more workload cell imbalance (i.e., solution 1) in case of reduction of manufacturing cost, or the one with higher cost and lesser workload cell imbalance (i.e., solution 4) may be adopted when the workload has to be distributed evenly among the cells.

There are many advantages of integration of the storage device and application electronics, such as reduction of BOM cost through reduction of the number of host circuit boards and chips, reduction of manufacturing steps for the host device through assembly in a single circuit board or controller device, and assembly of the host device in highly efficient storage production plants.

The main purpose of the proposed procedure is the reduction of the manufacturing cycle time and maximizing the material cut during the rough-cutting operation, without damaging the to-be-finished surfaces.

According to UNDP Russia Report (2009) the Russian economy has indeed exhibited some typical symptoms of "Dutch Disease" in recent years as upward movements in oil prices are accompanied by a reduction in the share of manufacturing output and an increase in service prices.

Making power from photovoltaic devices competitive with other technologies, such as fossil fuels, will require considerable reductions in the cost of manufacturing.

Further, our method of ring structured hybrid composite synthesis may possibly enable significant reduction in time and cost of manufacturing superconducting cables.

This effectively extends the life cycle of the device and enables it to be considered appropriate technology for most communities as it is both economically viable (Wittbrodt et al. 2013) and there are also substantial reductions in the environmental impact of manufacturing using this process rather than standard manufacturing (Kreiger and Pearce 2013a, b).