Sentence examples for simple production methods from inspiring English sources
Janice H. Hammond, the Jesse Philips Professor of Manufacturing at Harvard Business School, told me that under the right circumstances, the company's approach should still be viable, but it must manage a delicate alchemy of simple production methods and changing fashion trends.
However, a key limitation in exploiting liposome technology is the availability of scalable, simple production methods for the preparation of liposome.
As the use of metallic radionuclides increases, so does the demand for a simple production method.
The paper presents a new, cost-effective, environmentally friendly and simple production method of open-cell calcium phosphate (CP) ceramic foams, by employing powders' compaction, dissolution and sintering, aiming at producing highly bio-active 3D surface scaffolds.
The Y-stiffener is a built-up section and the simplest production method is to weld the lower end of the web of a conventional stiffener to the top of the hat part.
We adopt simulation as a methodology approach and create a tool based on tangible control rules and simple production engineering methods that make dynamic analysis tractable.
This paper reports a feasibility study into the development and use of simple, aerosol-based production methods of samarium-doped cerium thin films for subsequent use as a buffer layer between a Ni substrate and yttrium barium copper oxide (YBCO) superconductor.
As a result of the cost analysis, transferring the technology to flexible substrates and employment of simple roll-to-roll production methods were found the key issues.
The concept is simple and well suited for inexpensive industrial production methods.
We devised a method (RESCAN) for the simple production of restriction enzyme-phased libraries for Illumina sequencers.
Given limited resources and simple practical production considerations, any national theatre must necessarily be exclusionary - exclusionary of work and production methods that don't conform to an ideology that any national theatre must necessarily reflect.
