Sentence examples for units manufacturing from inspiring English sources

Aside from its main auto arm, Fiat has units manufacturing trucks, power trains, components and agricultural machinery.

The relationships between the level and strength of work unit climate and a number of antecedents (for example, leaders' behaviour) and consequences (for example, unit performance) have been documented in distinct types of work units (for example, bank branches, health units, manufacturing work groups); however, there is a scarcity of research examining these relationships in ICU samples.

The demand leakage occurs between products 1 and 3 and also products 2 and 4. Here, we assume that the unit manufacturing costs of manufacturers 1 and 2 are larger than manufacturers 3 and 4. So, the manufacturers 1 and 2 lost their demand and the manufacturers 3 and 4 against earn more demands due to their lower unit manufacturing costs.

A dominant retailer will purchase a newsvendor-type product from a manufacturer, who incurs a unit manufacturing cost k.

Her company, she said, was "going to contribute to the virtuous cycle of technology innovation and lower unit manufacturing cost, by purchasing on such a scale".

At the Bayer unit, manufacturing problems for Kogenate, a hemophilia treatment produced there, have resulted in severe shortages and cost the company more than $300 million in lost operating income.

Moreover, we assume that if the unit manufacturing cost (C_{i}) is different in each echelon of supply chain, the demand leakage from the echelon with the higher unit manufacturing cost to the echelon with lower unit manufacturing cost occurs.

So, the product with the higher unit manufacturing cost will be substituted by the products with the lower unit manufacturing cost.   5.

In the first scenario, we assume the unit manufacturing costs of the complementary products in each echelon are the same, while in the second one the different unit manufacturing costs are supposed and lead to demand leakage from the echelon with the higher unit manufacturing cost to the echelon with the lower unit manufacturing cost.

Reduced unit manufacturing costs and increased ethanol production capacity were two major contributions.

Under the first scenario, which leads to develop the first model, the same unit manufacturing costs for both echelons are supposed and in the second one we assume that the unit manufacturing costs of echelons are different which causes to leak demand from the echelon with higher unit manufacturing cost to the lower one.