Sentence examples for value of finished from inspiring English sources

Physical assembly accounts for a declining share of the value of finished goods.

The value of finished goods had fallen to £385.5m by the end of 2000 when, according to Mr Howe, the stockpile had fallen to 41,000 units.

Open image in new window Figure 4 Durability results for K/S value of finished cotton with Oleophobol CPR (1-7) and CMC- Na (8-12).

Understand that the key index of a recession is the sustained decline in the real gross national product of a period of time, that is, the total market value of finished goods and services - adjusted for inflation.

Asked about the value of finishing fifth, rather than sixth, Pochettino said: "It's very important because we are straight to the (Europa League) groups.

This paper reports the results of an extensive experimental characterization of the sorption isotherms, vapour permeability and Moisture Buffer Value (MBV) of finishing solutions that are commonly applied on buildings interior surfaces.

Machines are expensive to design and manufacture, and most of the people directing the creation of machines have an eye on the rate of return: the economic value of a finished machine as compared to the costs of creating it.

Automotive leather is the most notable sector for growth, currently the fastest growing sector for leather use, Senior says, who also notes that the value of global exports of finished bovine leather, far and away the largest sub-sector of leather, grew by 33% between 2010 and 2014.

For analysis values as total number of finished items, total number of mistakes, total number of finished items less the number of mistakes and a so called concentration-efficiency value were calculated.

Fears that austerity measures might hit the engineer, and more importantly today's withdrawal of the dividend, saw it shed 30% of its value to finish at 88p.

It is shown in Table 4 that CRA values of the finished fabrics are gradually increased by increasing MWCNTs.