Sentence examples for to enable production from inspiring English sources
It began with GM's need to raise 325 million dollars "to enable production facilities to keep pace with the continued demand for the corporation's products".
The process is similar to the Hall-Héroult process, which uses electrolysis to produce aluminum, but operates at a higher operating temperature to enable production of liquid copper.
Paper machine PM7 in Kings Lynn maintains the companies 144 year tradition of 100% recycled fibre and innovative investments include: Additional functionality to enable production of new paper grades.
According to Trinity Mirror, the changes will see a "multimillion-pound investment" in new technology in its Glasgow base to enable production of high-quality content across multiple print and online publications, for which remaining staff will undergo multimedia training.
New developments at the ZSW include doubling the length of the linear evaporation source to increase the throughput and adjusting the processes to enable production of flexible modules.
One of the underlying goals of the learning factory is to enable production staff for change management, decision making and innovation.
Aim: Automated PET-tracer syntheses are essential to enable productions in a quick and robust way for (pre clinical studies [1].
POP's mission is to enable productions to book, manage, and pay for all people and services required to make their show seamlessly through one beautiful, integrated platform.
Therefore, it is essential to carry out studies of relationships between morphology, growth, and enzyme production to meet the physiology of the fungus and thus plan efforts to improve processes enable production of these enzymes.
Improved circulation has, however, secured maximum operational efficiency to content, enabling production investment to achieve higher returns and, finally, with a reversal effect, making more resources available for cognitive development.
This will enable productions to offer roles nearly simultaneously to a given actor, who in turn can make a more informed and timely decision, allowing production teams to move forward in the casting process.
