Sentence examples for time assembly from inspiring English sources

It is required to optimise four dimensions at the same time: assembly agent selection, manufacturing agent selection, assembly sequence, and manufacturing sequence.

This analysis comprises video recordings of nine automobiles in total from the closed down Volvo Uddevalla plant; a plant with parallel flow, long cycle time assembly work, where the materials supply was designed to facilitate the assembly work.

This study addresses the impact on the measured passive gamma-ray signals due to the following factors: burnup, initial enrichment, cooling time, assembly type (eight different PWR and six different BWR fuel designs), presence of gadolinium rods, and anomalies in operating history.

Up the road in Cleveland, Mississippi, Shenika Maiden carefully observed the lunch time assembly line at Bell Academy, inspecting for waste and other inefficiencies.

Usually the instructions will give you a clue as to how much time assembly will take, the tools required and if you'll need help.

Pastor Nick Uva of the Harvest Time Assembly of God on King Street, near the airport, said members of his congregation are relieved.

The gallows humor is literal in one disquieting scene in which condemned Nazis are disposed of two at a time, assembly-line fashion, to the strains of a Strauss waltz.

The DAQ system performs an event build, the real-time assembly of the data from all devices into one object, called an event, tagged with the fiducial from the timing system and a UNIX timestamp.

When we think of manufacturing jobs, we tend to imagine old-time assembly lines populated by millions of blue-collar workers who had well-paying jobs with good benefits.

Under this architecture, three core services, namely the real-time assembly operating guidance service (OGS), collaborative production service (CPS) among assembly stations and real-time queuing service (RQS) of the jobs at each station, are designed to provide optimal and dynamical navigation for assembly activities for each station.

The complexity of the production systems caused by heterogeneous production processes (e.g. batching, sequence-dependent setup times, assembly) also makes scheduling tasks particularly hard.