Sentence examples for specialized factories from inspiring English sources

AS THE FIRST FASHION brand to establish a comprehensive home collection, 30 years ago, Ralph Lauren has long valued the kind of workmanship that comes from skills and expertise that are passed down from one generation to another, and which can only thrive in specialized factories.

This chapter describes the semiconductor manufacturing processes in specialized factories or wafer fabrication facilities.

Cat began spreading its manufacturing base into nonunion regions of the southern U.S., building 20 smaller, more specialized factories, with lower wage rates, to feed components into the larger assembly plants.

While many of the chip manufacturers and specialized factories used by Intel, AMD, Nvidia, and ARM are located in China, the design work is largely done internally, and in this respect Intel et al. are literally decades ahead of the "competition," which really is nothing of the sort.

Endocrine cells are highly specialized factories tailored for production and release of hormones and signaling molecules.

After working 15 years at an automotive plant in Alabama, Michael Recha moved to Dongguan in 2012 to set up a specialized factory for car parts, one of the first of its kind in China.

And the initial cost, in euros or yen, is often a secondary consideration in markets for specialized factory machines or heavy equipment, where both Japanese and German companies are strong.

"I don't see Europe or the United States becoming major producers of solar products — they'll be consumers," said Thomas M. Zarrella, the chief executive of GT Solar International, a company in Merrimack, N.H., that sells specialized factory equipment to solar panel makers around the world.

This article thus argues that by taking up these opportunities, parish officials were indeed facilitating the growth of a flexible and specialized factory labour force beyond the capital, as Honeyman and Humphries have suggested.

Viral replication, which occurs in specialized virus factories localized near the microtubule-organizing centre, results in the formation of the intracellular mature virus (IMV).

Our observation strongly supports the notion of specialized transcription factories (Pombo et al., 2000; Xu and Cook, 2008), wherein promoters with common properties, such as binding sites for a particular transcription factor, share the same transcription factory.