Sentence examples for water manufacturing from inspiring English sources

… Most job losses will hit research areas dealing with oceans and atmosphere, land and water, manufacturing, and a digital technology group called Data61".

In this paper, we present the findings of a case study of the development of a Web-based workflow system in a mineral water manufacturing firm for supporting sales management.

Photovoltaics consume some water in manufacturing.

Water bottle manufacturing consumes 17m barrels of oil annually – enough to power 1.3m cars a year.

The unique combination of the physical properties of supercritical fluids are being exploited and further researched to continue the development and establishment of high efficiency, compact plant to provide energy and water efficient manufacturing processes.

An inventor, engineer and poet, he is credited for designing a water-clock, manufacturing colorless glass and making magnifying corrective lenses or "reading stones".

Therefore, biogenic synthesized SNPs can be used for waste water treatment, food and water storage, and manufacturing medicinal supplies such as beds.

Sax (2010) did suggest that some reports of phthalate esters in PET bottled water containers may have originated from contamination of the bottled water, or from phthalate ester contamination of recycled PET used in manufacturing water and beverage containers.

Then I'll probably go through the aisles and look at all the plastic crap we sell and wonder about the chemicals in it, and what leftovers were flushed into the water system during manufacturing.

It holds a glassed-in graveyard of corroded pipes, split joints and other industrial casualties, all results of bad water flowing through manufacturing processes, cooling systems and the like.

Washington slapped sanctions on nineteen prominent Russian individuals and five entities — including Russian intelligence services — for meddling in the 2016 Presidential election and for "malicious cyberattacks" that targeted a stunning array of America's infrastructure, from the U.S. energy grid and nuclear plants to aviation, water systems, and manufacturing.