Sentence examples for technology ingredients from inspiring English sources

Improvements in technology, ingredients and packaging have raised the culinary status of frozen food.

Recent improvements in technology, ingredients and packaging have raised the culinary status of frozen food.

Feed formulation technology, ingredients concentration or nutrient requirements, according to need and stage of animals play an important role in the production and health of ruminants.

GM: Somehow these lovable goofs in Detroit snatched victory from the jaws of defeat with the Chevy Bolt arriving this year (as Wired pointed out, they killed EV1 and sold a mere 80,000 of the hybrid Volt in five years), acquiring Cruise's self-driving technology ingredients and betting $500 million on Lyft doing ground traffic control of the autonomous fleet down the road.

The UK magazines Soap, Perfumery and Cosmetics ( SPC) and ESPRIT will keep you up-to-date with the latest technologies, ingredients, and fragrance bottle designs while offering general insight into the cosmetics industry.

In addition, superior production processes, technologies, ingredients (such as excipients and coatings), and other factors may be expected to contribute not only to a drug's shelf-life but also to its overall quality.

Mr. Lee not only established Microsoft's research labs in China, but he is also an expert in areas like natural language and speech-recognition technologies — important ingredients to Internet search today and to the way people will interact with computers in the future.

When it was introduced 23 years ago by Helene Curtis Industries, Degree trumpeted what it called body-heat technology, which releases ingredients as body temperature rises.

"Your skin needs four to eight weeks to undergo any significant change and to evaluate if something is beneficial," said Ron Robinson, an independent chemist in Manhattan who specializes in the technology of cosmetic ingredients.

"I'm increasingly skeptical with products that over-promise," said Ron Robinson, a Manhattan chemist specializing in the technology of cosmetic ingredients and the founder of BeautyStat.com, which reviews new products.

It's been reported that eighty, or even ninety, per cent of the technology and the ingredients for Iraq's chemical-weapons industry came from West Germany and that, even after the Gulf War, sales continued to the Middle East.