Sentence examples for standardised production from inspiring English sources

Prices were initially just as unstable, until standardised production, innovation and steady output kept prices flat, relatively speaking.

Stilitz pointed out that in his written evidence to the tribunal Linwood said that a month earlier, in October 2012, the project had been "suspended" and he was told that the "production departments were not going to use production tools because the business no longer wanted a standardised production process".

On a list of 100 clusters picked by the European Cluster Observatory for their size, level of specialisation and location in "innovative regions", Germany occupies 30 places.Germany experimented with American-style standardised production during and after the second world war, which was one reason why it imported unskilled guest workers from Turkey and elsewhere.

In addition, the collection of reliable and standardised production data, as recorded in randomised and controlled clinical trials, may not be feasible when the vaccine is used in a large number of herds.

The share of the global chocolate market relies on its production and high manufacturing economies of scale, which encourages global market expansion, standardised products, and centralised production (Yip and Coundouriotis 1991).

The first, a cost leadership strategy, emphasises efficiency and the production of high volumes of standardised products.

Factories that were opened in 1807 to make sailing blocks for the Royal Navy are often cited as the world's first standardised mass-production line.The British economy made a vital contribution.

What happens if giant winemakers, imposing standardised methods of production, put consistency ahead of character?The answer is that Paul Giamatti's character Miles will be very disappointed.

From a cultural perspective, these standardised landscapes mean the production of residential areas designed on the basis of a thematization of the American suburb.

At post-test, expressive language was standardised assessed with the two production subtests of the SETK-2; in addition, parents completed the ELFRA-2 questionnaire.

Mass-production methods use highly skilled labour to design products and to set up production systems, and highly unskilled labour to produce standardised components and assemble them (with the help of specialised machinery).