Sentence examples for specialized enterprises from inspiring English sources

There is some mining (salt, copper, magnesite), and most of the industries are small and highly specialized enterprises, some of long tradition, such as the textile mills of Innsbruck.

That alone allows highly specialized enterprises to grow to truly gargantuan sizes.

Livestock are usually, except for specialized enterprises, an integral part of the farm and should therefore be treated as such.

It must look after the stands, determine whether thinnings or final fellings are necessary and organize the auctions where lumberjacks buy the standing timber and specialized enterprises compete for the concession to collect resin.

However, in the case of a few specialized enterprises where such a transfer has been successful, the longer term consequences have been dependent upon imported feeds and exotic animals in order to take maximum advantage of the transferred systems.

At a theoretical level, "the arguments advanced in favour of trade liberalization as a way of facilitating learning and productivity growth call for support and protection in the early stages of large scale, specialized enterprises, not full exposure of them to foreign competition" [ 75](p. 10).

In short, unceremonious, frightening order, he discovers that his life — his reality — has been adjusted by some mystery men running an exceedingly specialized enterprise.

Red Hat gives away all of its code, and generates value with a suite of specialized enterprise services and partnerships.

"Over the last 12 months, we have taken the first iteration of the format together with the customer feedback, and built specialized enterprise solutions for our 3 focus verticals.

Leading open-source companies Cloudera, MongoDB, Elastic and others– differentiated their premium offerings from free, open-source versions with gold-level support, specialized enterprise-grade features or some combination thereof.

Mr. Petroski suggests that 30 years — an implicit marker of generational time — is the period between disasters in many specialized human enterprises, the period between, say, the beginning of manned space travel and the Challenger disaster, or the beginnings of nuclear energy and the 1979 accident at Three Mile Island.