Sentence examples for thin products from inspiring English sources

Thin products such as automobile fenders are made by forming metal sheets, while small parts are often made by powder metallurgy (pressing powder into a die and sintering it).

A strong case is made for the development and use of pre-engineered 3D textiles in thin products particularly in order to minimize labor cost and improve composite reliability; the author further suggests that composite performance and cost can be improved by using discontinuous fibers in the matrix and possibly introducing self-stressing.

Merck, widely criticized for its relatively thin product pipeline, in January agreed to partner with two small biotechnology companies.

It's important to note that online marketplaces like Tokopedia and its peers have very thin product margins, which means that they have to grow through economies of sale.

The craftsmen kept the tricks of their trade strictly under wraps – and, for the past 700 years, most historians and others have believed that 13th century ultra-fine parchment makers must have used the skins of  rabbits, squirrels and new born, still born and even aborted calves to make their super-thin products.

Readers may suddenly balk at paying higher prices for thinner products.

As a result, companies have been able to build a wider range of devices, including thinner products with longer battery life.

Last week we didn't see Apple's thinnest products ever, but its thinnest event ever.

Packaging technology developments in semiconductor chips are moving towards miniaturization, thinner products, lighter weights, and higher performance.

These standalone sensors were chosen from the thinnest products available commercially (around 2 cm thickness) to ensure limited impact on historic fabric, and disruption to mortar joints.

Sealed batteries, for instance, make for a thinner product than one that can be upgraded or fixed, while tamper-proof screws can be safer.