Sentences with phrase «factory assembly line»

Once a design is settled on, you also have to put it into mass production which involves managing factory assembly lines while making sure income levels stay in the black.

Each scene in the exhibition traces the management of the body in different spaces and temporal contexts from factory assembly lines to therapeutic «after work» locations.

Machine vision technology has traditionally been employed in the fields of medical imaging, precision robotics, and on factory assembly lines for consistently differentiating shape, size, position, patterns and movements [4, 5].

Huge cargo aircraft can now fly virtually an entire factory halfway across the globe, while decisions as to how fast that new factory assembly line must operate, what its workers should be paid and what profit is to be made are based on data from the corporation's global computers back in Connecticut or New York.

Mika Rottenberg's video installations show an imaginative world of surreal scenes where inane objects are produced in protracted processes resembling factory assembly lines.

• Competent at working on factory assembly line, putting products on the assembly line and taking them off.

The highly - anticipated mass market Model 3 vehicles could be ready to roll off the factory assembly line.

We walked into the taqueria, and I thought we stepped into a factory assembly line.

That's when Henry Ford announced that he would reduce the workday from nine to eight hours, and pay his factory assembly line workers -LSB-...]

MINIMUM WAGE The business world was confronted with a new idea on this date in 1914, when Henry Ford announced that he would reduce the workday from nine to eight hours and pay his factory assembly line workers a minimum wage -LSB-...]

«If you have moved house, you know how much time is wasted constructing the base of the box before you can put anything in it, and it's even worse on a factory assembly line,» he says.

This robotic future has stubbornly refused to materialize, however, with robots still limited to factory assembly lines and other controlled tasks.

In virtually all machinery, from your vacuum cleaner to factory assembly lines, oil or grease lubricates the moving parts to reduce friction.

My father worked on a factory assembly line producing industrial steel cutters, my mother was a telephone operator.

Open world games are ridiculously expensive to produce, and when going up against publishers like Ubisoft, who've turned making open world games into a factory assembly line, and Rockstar Games, whose Grand Theft Auto V has sold more than 70 million copies since its release in 2013, it's a tough sell.

In a striking reference to the factory assembly line, she translates the artistic act of drawing into the monotonous manual reproduction, on paper, of electronic components such as resistors and capacitators.

Invoking a factory assembly line and enlisting help from his studio assistants at the Silver Factory, he created hundreds of replicas of large supermarket product boxes — including

Invoking a factory assembly line and enlisting help from his studio assistants at the Silver Factory, he created hundreds of replicas of large supermarket product boxes — including Brillo Boxes, Heinz Boxes, Del Monte Boxes, and more.

It would seem that an easy target for cutting carbon emissions would be to reduce energy waste in the U.S. economy — everything from inefficient motors on factory assembly lines to lights turned on when no one is at home (or in the office.)

Anyone without college diplomas, but with experience in skilled labor fields (electrical or computer repair, construction, factory assembly lines, types of nursing, etc.) can see these jobs and skills as education.

Amusement park rides, factory assembly lines and facility light fixtures are three examples.

The printer — a robot similar to the kinds you may have seen on factory assembly lines — starts up a dance where it melts drops of plastic that quickly harden, layer by layer, into the shape of the 3D drawing.