Sentence examples for technical manufacturer from inspiring English sources

"Boy, I bet that opened Bush's eyes a little bit," said David Graham, who works at Contec, a technical manufacturer, as he walked into the Sugar and Spice restaurant.

The obtained results reveal significant deviation from the technical manufacturer specifications when applied in the actual field measurement environment.

Two scientific and technical instrument manufacturers were among this week's weakest performers among our value stocks.

Some libraries let you peek at the Auto Repair Reference Center, which serves up all manner of info relating to cars, including manufacturers' technical service bulletins (technically known as "things likely to go wrong") I wish I'd known about before the warranty on my chariot ran out.

"There is manufacturing here, but it's a certain kind of manufacturing — contract manufacturers, technical companies, companies that provide components," said Doug Henton, the chief executive of Collaborative Economics, which is based in Mountain View.

These values were supplied by the manufacturer (technical datasheet of the products).

To further decrease the likelihood of technical failures, the manufacturer is currently adding an automated daily signal, which will serve as a positive control of the device's functionality.

For example, multinational companies have put forward higher technical requirements for manufacturers in the processing trade, while manufacturers also require a higher level of technology for suppliers of raw materials and components (Kneller and Pisu, 2007).

He cited the must-carry rules that require cable companies to carry the signals of local television stations and the technical standards for manufacturers of TV sets.

Safety considerations will be taken care of by having chains of approved dealers who meet manufacturers' technical standards for repair and maintenance work.The final paradox concerns Britain's booming industry, now turning out 2m cars a year, back up to the output levels of the 1970s, before the unions started demolishing Rover's antecedent, British Leyland.

Review of the technical brochures of manufacturers shows that applied prestress force on membranes and reinforcement cables is nonexistent or very low.