Sentence examples for steps of manufacturing from inspiring English sources
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You can use it when talking about the process of manufacturing something. For example, "The steps of manufacturing our new product include ordering the raw materials, assembling the components, testing the final product, and packaging it."
The proposed CAPP system enables realization of main steps of manufacturing process preparation.
Allowing for life-cycle [5], an OTL project will go through several steps of manufacturing, installing, operating and dismantling.
Three basic steps of modeling of manufacturing processes are analytical representation of working principle of the process, modeling of material behavior and method of solution.
The company's NovaScan and NovaTrack optical monitoring systems are integrated into wafer polishers and other semiconductor processing equipment to measure the thickness of semiconductor layers during critical steps of chip manufacturing.
In this study, experimental and numerical results concerning the statistical characterisation and the influence of inputs variability on the main steps of composites manufacturing including process-induced defects are presented and analysed.
Ideally, all the steps in the process of manufacturing textiles selected for green burial can be identified, including any chemicals used throughout the supply chain (from fields to finishes), and the textiles can be listed on either the grey list or the P list.
There are many advantages of integration of the storage device and application electronics, such as reduction of BOM cost through reduction of the number of host circuit boards and chips, reduction of manufacturing steps for the host device through assembly in a single circuit board or controller device, and assembly of the host device in highly efficient storage production plants.
Yet, translation of the ATMP-CD133 in a full-GMP setting needs a complete standardization of manufacturing steps as well as a robust validation of the release criteria.
The blueprint contains all the details that must be known such that the final step to the process of manufacturing the device can take place.
The brainchild of Nikki Kaufman, a former Quirky executive (and spouse of Quirky founder Ben Kaufman, Normall represents a new step in the evolution of manufacturing through 3D printing.
A labor relations expert at Ohio State University's law school, James J. Brudney, called the merger "an overdue and important step considering the global nature of manufacturing".
