Sentence examples for silicon plant from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year Trina Solar, a Chinese firm, abandoned plans for a big new silicon plant.

Plants aren't boring, so why do planters have to be? Paula Hayes, a New York designer who advocates "soft" landscapes, offers pliable silicon plant containers that, she said, "adapt and morph".

In Michigan, a center for solar industry is emerging in the Saginaw Valley around Hemlock Semiconductor's polycrystalline silicon plant, which involves constructing multiple facilities on a 500-acre site.

About 320 miles north, near Midland, Mich., Hemlock Semiconductor is completing a $1 billion polycrystalline silicon plant to supply a basic raw material in the manufacture of solar photovoltaic cells, which convert sunlight to electricity.

We implement a 0.25 m2 thermoelectric generator (TEG), based on bismuth-tellurium modules, in the casting area of a silicon plant.

After two years of negotiations, the Dow Corning Corporation, a unit of Dow Chemical, on Thursday decided against investing several billion dollars in a silicon plant here because of high costs, the unwillingness of the Government to offer incentives and an investment environment the company called inhospitable.

Nitol, a Russian chemicals company, is building a new silicon production plant in Siberia that will take its output from 300 tonnes this year to 3,700 by 2009.

In this work, we investigate the response of a bismuth-telluride based TEG to the transient environment of a silicon production plant, where there is a periodic change in the average temperature of the heat source.

Mayor Spencer think she's onto something: "Now we want a silicon chip plant".

Light gray silica fume with specific surface area (SSA) of 18 m2/gm supplied from the Ferro silicon alloys plant in Edfo zone, Egypt, was used with 10%% added percentage to the cement content to produce HSC.

(In fact Apple and Samsung are a fascinating contrast: one owns pretty much no manufacturing facilities, but outsources all manufacture; the other owns everything, from silicon fabrication plants right up to phone assembly plants. It certainly shows that there's no point in being didactic about the best way to win in the market).