Sentence examples for volume manufacture from inspiring English sources

Since 2000, when the 'Phoenix Four' - John Towers, John Edwards, Nick Stephenson, and Beale - took over Rover for £10 amid promises of a return to volume manufacture, at 200,000 cars a year, the company had failed to meet any of the targets set in its original business plan (to break even by 2002) or in subsequent amendments.

Q: What 's the volume manufacture price?

Also, the implications for volume manufacture and the strategy for VCR implementation in order to produce the maximum benefit had been discussed.

Authors present 'dynamic' cost assessment methods used at the early phase of machine development, along with a concept for assessment of low volume manufacture machine costs.

DaimlerChrysler and Vishay Intertechnology Inc have signed an agreement to enable Vishay to undertake volume manufacture of semiconductor products using Daimler Chrysler's silicon carbide technology.

We fabricated Nanopatches from silicon wafers with Deep Reactive Ion Etching – a method typically used in industry and potentially suitable to high volume manufacture at low unit cost [26].

(The yearly tonnage refers to metric tons per manufacturer or importer, not to the total volume manufactured or imported).

This design is fabricated using Silicon-on-Insulator (SOI) wafers, potentially enabling low-cost and high-volume manufacture of the detector arrays.

Under the collaboration agreement, Dana will apply its design-for-manufacture expertise to the HyRadix Agilon™ stationary hydrogen fuel processor, and further develop the system for high-volume manufacture.

Due to the volume of manufacture and material application, we deliberately discussed carbon nanotubes, metal/metal oxide nanomaterials and quantum dots, severing as representative material types to illustrate the impact of dose and nanosurface chemistry in these toxicological scenarios.

She also has valuable friendships, such as Conservative Party chairman Andrew Feldman, chief executive of his family company Jayroma – of which you will probably have never heard, but which is a player in the old-school rag trade of high-street, high-volume garment manufacture.