It also marks the company's transition to a new production line, which Musk claims is several times more automated than the production line of Model S.
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In May, he said he's spending an "enormous amount of time" on Tesla's production line, and that he often sleeps in a sleeping bag in a room adjacent to the production line.
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The company, which shut down its ES8 production line for 10 days for routine maintenance and to install equipment for its second production line, warned that deliveries in October will be lower.
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Is it a means of slowing down the production line?
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The new production line is due to start in 2022.
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"My desk is at the end of the production line."
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The production line is "untenable", a senior industry source said.
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Its production line is bigger and more complex than Atlas's.
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The entire production line, he said, was dismantled in 1994.
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Need to run quality control on a factory production line?
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The deal could keep the Arizona production line open through 2035 because Raytheon anticipates more orders as the United States and its allies rebuild their inventories using the modernized production line, Lawrence told Reuters.
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Change the product, and you need to redesign your production line.
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An Ofo bike rolled off the production line every 15 seconds.
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Rather, they would be filled by an increasingly automated production line.
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Shell owns the entire output of Sabine Pass's first production line.
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"We'll make a production line of pieces of artwork," he said.
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Its production line is bigger and more complex than Atlas is.
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The first Model 3 rolled off the production line in July.
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Forty-two others with the issue are on the production line.
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Our reporter took a tour of the electric carmaker's production line.
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She decided not to remove the sweaters from the production line.
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Another player, another one off the production line, giving something back.
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Honda did not cite the elephant on its production line: Brexit.
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Next year the company hopes to offer a T-shirt production line.
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I can take the over-production line to make my own material.
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Merck in 2012 also began a second Xirallic production line in Germany.
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An employee checks the quality of glass bottles on the production line.
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Employees work on the production line at Huawei's production campus in Dongguan.
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A Huawei mobile phone production line in Dongguan, Guangdong province, May 2019.
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Instead, he was asked to fold chicken wings on the production line.
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Above, Chinese factory workers on a micromotor production line in Anhui Province.
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The trucks will start rolling off the production line in late 2021.
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This is not the same as the production line at General Motors.
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Glass bottles move on the production line at the Phoenicia Glass Works Ltd.
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Translated to English, it's called "the line," as in a factory production line.
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Fourteen of the engines are currently on the Airbus production line in Toulouse.
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I don't make a ton of stuff, I don't do production line, typically.
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That's when Seitz vowed never to work on an RV production line again.
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Its 240 employees working on the production line will be temporarily laid off.
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Last year, just 18 rolled off its production line in Everett, Washington state.
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Production-line staff will not be affected "at this stage," said the source.
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All 2400 workers on the bakery production line got there through open hiring.
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It also has added a second production line dedicated to Burger King patties.
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Bugatti cars are not built on a production line, as most cars are.
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Pierson raised concerns about conditions on Boeing&aposs 737 production line in 2018.
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Musk told CR that production line changes should address those issues in future cars.
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The problem: their unique design requires a dedicated production line and expensive new factories.
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Building others—the cat and the automated production line thing—were frustrating at times.
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His "alien dreadnought" production line is becoming more reliant on non-unionized, human workers.
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The noticeably quiet THAAD production line begins with the missile's booster and propulsion assembly.
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Pay on the production line ranges from $10 to just under $103 per hour.
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The production line at Pallini's distillery in Rome bottles 9,000 liters every half hour
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The company said the six-tailpipe "hypercar" represents the pinnacle of Bugatti's production line.
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They may do a job very well but it's not an adaptable production line.
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With each one requiring its own production line, this is currently an expensive proposition.
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Companies can now build several different types of vehicles on the same production line.
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COVID-19 isn't just impacting its production line but also how the business operates.
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"We're focusing on food safety, making the entire production line transparent," Ms. Lee said.
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The plant ramped up hiring and opened its first production line on June 14.
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Privately owned Lactalis, which said the crisis could cost it hundreds of million of euros, decided the production line linked to the contamination should be closed permanently and is now awaiting permission from French authorities to restart output at its other production line.
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Even something on the same production line, like welding, would require a whole new system.
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Someone has to initiate the process that automates a task or mechanizes a production line.
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Chevron most recently suspended production at its Gorgon Train Two production line on March 27.
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At the time of our visit, the Tesla production line deployed more than 150 robots.
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My own Mi 5 just rolled off our production line today and… into my pocket.
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Production-line problems have hampered a big roll out of its mass-market Model 3.
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Musk also told staff to alert him of "any specific bottlenecks" on the production line.
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BMW's electric cars have until now been built on a separate, low-volume production line.
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The latest arrival on the production line is an aluminum hull awaiting its main deck.
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The company has streamlined its production line by replacing complicated robotic machinery with human workers.
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There are also thousands of management employees and inspectors who work on the production line.
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That means that a snag on a single production line can trigger a worldwide shortage.
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Beneath the peaked canvas, Tesla has hastily set up a third Model 23 production line.
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SOUTHWEST EXEC SAYS BOEING'S PRODUCTION LINE SHUTDOWN MEANS DELIVERY QUANTITIES AND DATES ARE IN FLUX
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The new jobs would add to the plant's existing production line, which operates two shifts.
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MUILENBURG: IT IS. JUST TO GIVE YOU AN EXAMPLE, OUR 200 PRODUCTION LINE THIS YEAR.
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Again and again, she has deployed the rhetoric of artisanal quality within a production line.
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The cottage industry of Apple production line and insider leaks has turned into an unstoppable flow.
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But as Jack reports, the electric carmaker still needs to bring consistency to its production line.
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Scott Walker and Foxconn CEO Terry Gou to announce a new LCD production line in Wisconsin.
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Iceman then turns the car another 180 degrees — allowing it to continue down the production line.
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This all adds up to limit the quantity made at the end of the production line.
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The Tempest ticks the industrial-strategy box, too, preserving 18,000 jobs on the Typhoon production-line.
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The company's water-conscious values continue through its production line under a 'Field to Fashion' model.
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Output at the plant's train 2 production line was unaffected during the period, the spokesman said.
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Lactalis has said the contamination originated in one production line which it has shut down permanently.
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The new concept will be the base of a future electric production line of similar cars.
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A faulty screen at its manufacturing facility allowed the fragments to slip through the production line.
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In addition, the quality of the Model 22s coming off its production line is being questioned.
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He may paint every day, but that doesn't mean the work rolls off the production line.
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In a very tangible sense, Tesla views its production line as a laboratory for untested techniques.
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To keep up with the increased traffic, Mr. Nakazawa has made his production line more efficient.
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India has never previously attempted to build a modern aircraft production line, whether military or civilian.
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Production-line metrics aren't useful for a lot of the work that requires only your mind.
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It's like the Fordian production line ideal transmuted into the sweatiest club you've ever been to.
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Investors are keen to know whether Foxconn will adjust its production line for Apple and others.
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However, experts have said it's unlikely Apple would ever move its iPhone production line to the U.S.
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An employee checks the quality of glass bottles on the production line at Phoenicia Glass Works Ltd.
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Aged 47, he has worked on a production line at BMW, a carmaker, for over 20 years.
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Most of them were aged between 16 and 18 and performed rote tasks on the production line.
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" He said the devices will be made by an "intelligent, high-tech, 100-percent robotic production line.
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Some 623 people at Mineiros' chicken production line have since returned to work, BRF said on Wednesday.
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Whoever lived here planned to burn the bodies with the indifference and efficiency of a production line.
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It was in essence a libertarian production line, waiting only to be bought, assembled and switched on.
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I will then go down to the production line and perform the same task that they perform.
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The grill looks like an industrial production line, and it all happens in front of the customers.
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Tesla touted its nearly 100% automated production line — but had to backtrack after it missed production targets.
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Musk told Consumer Reports that Tesla was making changes to its production line to eliminate those problems.
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Inside Building 7 the chain fence runs right through the interior, cleaving the production line in two.
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And they work on pieces from beginning to end, rather than passing them along a production line.
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In their playing heyday, Lindsay, Howe and Abel were good friends as well as Production Line teammates.
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Mr. Irace eventually admitted defeat, shutting down the old production line last fall to retool the plant.
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The pedagogical approach is that of a production line, with no accommodation for creativity or the unexpected.
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The first batch of almond milk rolled off the production line in 2012 and quickly took off.
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While Model 3 production was low, Tesla acted quickly to add a third production line this summer.
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Jointly, the two have enough reach to impact every part of the production line, from farm to fork.
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Policies that favour production-line workers over investment in automation will end up making American industry less competitive.
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The facility will be the largest beet sugar production line in Egypt at 26,2657 tonnes a day capacity.
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Cook tweeted an image of a Mac Pro production line with Macs running Windows nearly three years ago.
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"It will be like a car production line," says Nick Frankland, the head of L&G's modular unit.
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Analysts say it typically costs more than 200 billion yen ($1.8 billion) to start a mass production line.
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No matter where it is, the numbers speak for themselves: 260 Model 3 cars off the production line.
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Instead, Ford was planning to move a production line of a single model—the Lincoln MKC—to Mexico.
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In 2650, Musk had taken over Tesla Motors as CEO, and Tesla Roadsters had hit the production line.
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Renault said that its Symbol and Duster models would roll off the new factory's production line from 2018.
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When a production line for something like the F-22 is shut down, it's shut down for good.
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He checks the rota on his tablet, tells me I've been assigned to production line 3B, building 7.
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It designed a highly automated production line populated by more than a thousand robots and other assembly machines.
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But whenever the Origin rolls off the production line—another unspecified detail—it will be the marquee product.
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However, there is now an increasing backlog of uncompleted planes that are sitting in Boeing&aposs production line.
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The company is scrambling to drum up more orders and extend its wing production line in Marietta, Georgia.
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By 2025, Volvo expects 50 percent of cars coming off its production line to be sold via subscription.
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LG Display last week announced a voluntary redundancy programme for domestic production line employees amid mounting financial losses.
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On November 2, 1983, the first minivan — a Plymouth Voyager — rolled off the production line in Windsor, Ontario.
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But automation is spreading to every production line in every country, and 3D printing is part of that trend.
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And policies that favour production-line workers over investment in automation will end up making domestic industry less competitive.
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Xiaomi's first devices looked like they were made on the same production line as Apple's, albeit with cheaper materials.
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To step up manufacture, OneWeb is building two copies of its production line in a new factory in Florida.
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On the production line a wing that will be mounted on the first aircraft for export is taking shape.
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More than a few musicians long in the business would say they work on a greatest-hits production line.
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At a factory in Hangzhou, China, production line workers are allegedly being outfitted with brain-reading hats and helmets.
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At MWC, the South Korean mobile operator was showcasing a 5G connected factory analysing components on a production line.
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That term still conjures up images of fatty, unethical food pumped out to the masses on a production line.
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A lost smart-phone, a connected production line of production or a connected plane, can become a powerful weapon.
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Experts suggest that 200 missiles is roughly the minimum sustainment rate needed to keep the Tomahawk production line going.
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This production line, it's worth noting, is part of a pre-existing cooperation between Iran and Iraq, he said.
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LG Display will spend around $1.7 billion to build a new production line for making flexible OLED smartphone screens.
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"My desk is at the end of the production line," Musk said during a Tesla earnings call last year.
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Around 60 percent of the 378,000 Minis made by BMW last year rolled off the production line in Oxford.
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Williamson said Auvi-Q will be manufactured at an automated robotic production line located in the Midwestern United States.
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In the early 20th century workers were forced into dull, repetitive tasks by the needs of the production line.
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This all raised a question — why not turn the F-22 production line back on and start making more?
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Supervisors feel the pressure to keep the production line moving as fast as possible and to keep machines running.
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Closely spaced and nearly all the same size, the 17 works here seem to come off a production line.
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One Pennsylvanian distiller decided to use his production line to make a hand sanitizer instead of high-proof alcohol.
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New workers at the Fremont plant get three days of training before going to work on a production line.
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To keep pace, Tesla's added a production line in a temporary tent on its factory grounds in Fremont, California.
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When Boeing froze the 737 Max production line, it promised not to lay off any of its own staff.
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Tacked onto the entry gate, a large banner announces, "New starting pay" — $21989 an hour on the production line.
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I have a sleeping bag in a conference room adjacent to the production line, which I use quite frequently.
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Musk has told investors the new battery production line will help the carmaker achieve a quantum leap in productivity.
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Analysts have said it will need more than 200 billion yen to launch a mass production line for OLED screens.
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And there will even be a reproduction of the Ferrari production line, creating a scene right out of its factory.
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Output from the plant's second production line, known as Train 2, was unaffected and continues to ramp up, he said.
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An estimated 23 percent of all manufactured goods end up as waste within months of rolling off the production line.
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Serial entrepreneur Thanh started the company by buying over an old production line from Saigon Beer, and refurbishing it himself.
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LG Display, in a regulatory filing, said the new production line seeks to address growing demand for flexible OLED displays.
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He was responding to a tweet suggesting that short-sellers were "freaking out" about suspected problems on Tesla's production line.
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One option would be for PSA and Aisin to invest jointly in a new production line at a French site.
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Its arch-villain is Google, a company as far removed from a blue-collar production line as can be imagined.
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The US's current goal with this new production line is to make 1.5kg of Pu-238 a year by 2026.
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This includes a fully electric version that will start rolling off the production line in 2020, Opel said on Wednesday.
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"We have a severe shortage of experienced production line workers," a steelmaker in Hokkaido, northernmost Japan, was quoted as saying.
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GM is taking the opposite approach: it is building obsolescence into cars that aren't even on the production line yet.
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Slowdowns on the production line weren't the only issue Tesla grappled with in 2017, as it faced mounting financial troubles.
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As a result, it was expected that the jets would not start rolling off the production line before next year.
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The fuel cell production line will be partly automated and is designed to be quickly scaled up if demand warrants.
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According to Greenpeace, Rosatom is planning a production line to mass produce these floating reactors for sale to other countries.
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The production line at the Zhejiang Luqiao plant also makes Volvo's XC40 sport-utility vehicles and Lynk & Co's 01 SUV.
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Since the last original Hummer came off of the production line, we've watched masculinity morph and create new dominant expressions.
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The Chengdu Aircraft Industry Group production line is believed to be able to manufacture about one J-20 a month.
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That's because smartphones come off the production line with special coating that repels human oils to prevent excessive screen smudging.
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Injection moulding is fast and extremely accurate, but making the moulds and setting up the production line is slow and expensive.
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But the company is not likely to keep a money-losing production line open in the absence of a government contract.
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There's no shortage of lidar alternatives — as long as you don't need something that's ready to roll off the production line.
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According to a 2016 report from China Labor Watch, Apple workers on the production line make about $350 USD a month.
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Then there's the shape of the metal yoke connecting the headband to the headphones, seemingly ripped straight off Beyerdynamic's production line.
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He said Tradeshift works with a "major manufacturer" in the U.K. which has "one hour of inventory" feeding its production line.
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If a component is even a few millimeters out of place, it can throw an entire production line out of whack.
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The move is due to the need to maintain stocks at adequate levels to maintain the production line balance, it said.
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Like, grandma with a walker can exceed the speed of the fastest production line we're in, so really not that fast.
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But difficulties with a highly automated production line mean that just over 2,000 are rolling out of the factory each week.
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On a production line a robot arm lifts a newly pressed roof, rotates it and sets it onto a car body.
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FIAT CHRYSLER EMEA COO GORLIER SAYS TOTAL INVESTMENT FOR NEW 500 ELECTRIC MODEL PRODUCTION LINE TO AMOUNT TO 700 MLN EUROS
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Only 15 of those planes had been fielded with the remainder still on the production line and will be fixed there.
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Slated for release in 2019, the company's Production system is a push to make its technology scalable on the production line.
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It's expensive to produce, materials are costly and the yields –- how many useable displays come off the production line –- are low.
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Last year it added a new OLED production line and is working to manage the economic challenges of producing OLED displays.
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The electric car battery production line would be the first in Slovakia, which is the world's biggest per-capita car producer.
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The Moline, Illinois-based manufacturer has been undergoing production-line realignments as it attempts to reduce costs during the ag downturn.
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Samsung Display's cross-town rival LG Display Co Ltd converted one of its LCD production lines to an OLED production line.
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In January 2018, Emirates ordered 20 additional A380s that would have kept the A380 production line moving for the next decade.
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For large panels, JOLED said it plans to license the printing technology to electronics makers willing to launch a production line.
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The new production line will be able to produce 360,000 vehicles a year, bringing the combined capacity to 600,000, Xinhua said.
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A second production line is in Florida, in a partnership between Embraer and privately held Sierra Nevada Corp of Sparks, Nevada.
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In the quiet suburb of Primorsky, meanwhile, in a much smaller complex of buildings, there is another factory, another production line.
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It gave him insight into a culture that has provided Britain with a production line of Old Etonian politicians, including Johnson.
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He called on Boeing to shut down the 737 Max production line last year, but the company continued producing the planes.
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It suggests that hospitals should study a patient's "flow" through the building much as a car is monitored through the production line.
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You'll never watch cartoons the same way again after seeing this video from the production line of New Zealand's Red Stag Timber.
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But inside a warehouse or production line every inch counts and imaging has to be carried out at a much finer scale.
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The company's presentation to shareholders noted the commercial airplane business had $2149 billion in increased costs due to the 2184 production line.
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The company's presentation to shareholders noted the commercial airplane business had $2375 billion in increased costs due to the 216 production line.
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" The production line was brought to a halt by 22000-year-old Tan Guocheng, who shouted: "Don't work for such low wages!
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The amount of food that we are wasting, in supermarkets, restaurants, and on the production line, is huge and it's a disgrace!
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Its production line in Tangiers, in Northern Morocco, is the largest car manufacturer in Africa to be sourced from locally made parts.
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Western Digital also reiterated its commitment to invest in their joint ventures, including the Fab 6 production line in Yokkaichi, central Japan.
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Each production line will each produce 6,6009703 tonnes of cement per day, so total output will be 13 million tonnes a year.
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Last year, the company began building a second production line for memory chips at its factory in the Chinese city of Xi'an.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that efforts to get LG Display's OLED screens into the iPhone production line have hit manufacturing issues.
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Tesla also notes that despite its use of highly automated production line tech, the Gigafactory will itself eventually employ 6,500 people directly.
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In other words, it's not something coming out of the production line, and you shouldn't expect a release in the coming weeks.
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Production is expected to begin in 2018, when Kakogiannakis predicts a team of about 1503, including workers on the Tomahawk production line.
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The memo said that could take months, while new A320neos on the production line could be delayed for "six months or more".
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Airbus said its production line at Tianjin would now look to deliver its first A350 widebody jet at some point by 2021.
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Tesla shares are falling on a report the company is having problems automating its production line for its new Model 3 vehicles.
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" In the article, Masters wrote, "[Williams] cranked up a production line that could turn out 215,257 capsules of MDA in 2000 hours.
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Yellowhammer Brewing, a 10-year-old craft brewery and distillery in Huntsville, Alabama, repurposed its entire production line to make hand sanitizer.
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But when Fiskars happened to use some leftover orange plastic from a juicer production line, the company realized it'd created something great.
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It has also built a third production line in a gigantic tent outside the walls of its car plant in Fremont, Calif.
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While most automotive companies rely on engineers to solve production issues, Toyota trains production-line workers to do so themselves, Liker said.
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While Tesla has sought feedback from production-line workers, the company has not done a good job of implementing it, employees said.
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Mr. Musk acknowledged anew that Tesla had erred in trying to build a highly automated production line to assemble the Model 3.
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It's a prototype that may never see the light of day on a production line, at least not for a long time.
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The result is a squishy, slightly sticky dough, which is rolled, cut and par-baked as it moves through the production line.
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Mabus said the additional jets would be needed to maintain the Boeing production line if a big foreign order was not finalized.
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Shotwell, the SpaceX COO, said a team of engineers have started a prototype production line at the company's headquarters in Hawthorne, California.
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The quicker production line requires 50 percent less power and 70 percent less water per car compared to the traditional production average.
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Business Insider had the chance to visit the facility as part of the groundbreaking festivities of a new Airbus A220 production line.
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Denso said the plant will have one new production line devoted to gasoline direct injectors and the other three for fuel pumps.
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BYD said the production line required about 1,300 different parts, and that it was able to source about 90% of them internally.
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In the aftermath of World War II, many scholars approached bureaucracy as an industrial phenomenon, a bit like a Fordist production line.
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The production line—me—has to be rapid, and if you serve it younger than five days, it is just not right.
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Children are crying as they're passed along a production line of strangers up into the back of the vehicle's high-walled metal tray.
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Moreover, Boeing "can afford to give a bigger discount [on the current generation planes] to keep the production line humming along," he added.
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The Mercedes AMG factory in Brixworth, a town in England's midlands, is a different world from that of the production line of yore.
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The gaming gear maker worked with a supplier to develop teeny tiny RGB LEDs and then essentially bought the production line for them.
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Gou told Taiwanese media he invited Trump to come to Wisconsin next May when its production line will open and said Trump agreed.
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To overcome that hurdle, Impossible Foods says it's adding a third shift at its Oakland, California, plant and installing a second production line.
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Less wiring means more automation in the production process, and Musk has said he plans to introduce more robots into Tesla's production line.
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Boeing, the world's No. 1 commercial plan maker, which has long had a contentious relationship with its production line workers, welcomed the deal.
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But Press says USDA's current inspection policy isn't good enough because it only applies to fecal matter that's "visible" on the production line.
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Photo: Russel Lee/Library of Congress1940: Workers in the labelling and packing section of a tinned salmon production line in a Vancouver factory.
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Still, Tesla is aiming for 5,000 Model 3 cars to roll off the production line each week by the end of the year.
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"I Want You Back", one of many timeless numbers to roll off Motown's famed production line, signified the start of the Jackson dynasty.
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Sakhalin-2 plans to expand to add a third production line with 5 million tonnes of annual capacity some time in the future.
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LG Display said it would invest 1.99 trillion won to build a new production line for flexible organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays.
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For a $3 fee, those who need their pizza like, now can force their pie order to the front of the production line.
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Since the first Tesla rolled of the production line over a decade ago, the electric vehicles have been lauded for their superior performance.
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His protégé was Carlos Tavares, the Portuguese chief operating officer of Renault, who made sure that good cars rolled off the production line.
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"Train 2 production is unaffected and continues to ramp up," he said in reference to the latest production line being brought on stream.
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What Spin CEO Euwyn Poon would share with me is that the company has spun up a custom production line and supply chain.
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The smoothness, that production-line mentality in which the club rolled on regardless of the man on the sideline, has long since disappeared.
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At the end of his shift, Mr. Gassée grabbed a broom and swept up the parts that had fallen off the production line.
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It's a bit confusing, but I'm sure VW will settle on something more consistent once these vehicles start rolling off the production line.
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It's a bit confusing, but I'm sure VW will settle on something more consistent once these vehicles start rolling off the production line.
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She supported tariffs during the 10 years she spent as a union member working on the production line of a General Motors plant.
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But in an announcement this week, James Cameron, the series' creator, said that another "Terminator" would soon be rolling off the production line.
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Max Warburton, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein, estimates that Tesla spent about $2 billion to set up the Model 3 production line.
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The first new model — which sold for $3 million at a charity auction last month — rolled off the production line on February 3.
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Tesla can't seem to run an auto production line, something that the Detroit auto companies that Mr. Musk mocks are very good at.
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Bill Phillips, 2150, the production line leader, worked for Mahindra in northern Georgia for eight years before transferring to this plant in 3603.
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It is, for example, asking Toshiba to ensure that they invest jointly in a new production line, according to one of the sources.
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When my mother, my siblings and I joined him a decade later, he was working on the production line of an auto plant.
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Meanwhile, Western Digital said it was taking fresh legal steps to stop Toshiba from unilaterally investing in a new flash memory production line.
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"The number of quality escapes and what we call production line defects needs to get better," Winter told reporters during a roundtable Wednesday.
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GM (GM) boasts that, with the self-driving Bolt EV, it is currently the only company building autonomous vehicles on a production line.
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For example, if any worker on the production floor sees an issue, they can press a button to stop the entire production line.
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Trump attacked a factory in Indiana that made the decision to move its production line out of the state to Texas and Mexico.
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Earlier this month, Musk tweeted a photo of a new Model 3 production line built inside a tent on the company's Fremont campus.
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Now, there are no secrets and usually the leaks are coming straight from a company's production line, a sloppy partner or, worse yet, themselves.
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On the production line, the cucumbers are washed four times and picked over by hand twice before being packed into five-gallon plastic buckets.
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VIERECK, Germany (Reuters) - When Marlon finished high school in Germany, a military career seemed far more appealing than working on a car production line.
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The Xperia Agent is still at concept stage, but it's getting more and more smart-home features as it edges towards the production line.
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It's not like the TV show "I Love Lucy" where Lucy keeps stuffing candy into her mouth as it goes along the production line.
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Three-fifths of them come through Dover or the Channel Tunnel; their contents are unloaded directly onto the apposite part of the production line.
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Spartanburg wasn't seriously considered for the 3-series sedan production line, because it's running at its maximum efficient capacity, BMW spokeswoman Sandra Schillmoeller said.
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The Gemini sells for $399 through Indiegogo and is said to be shipping soon — the models I tested were just off the production line.
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Bottles trundle around the production line, labels are slapped on and a lorry outside is waiting to be loaded up with juice for Hungary.
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She had got a tobacco-packing job with a company that cared more about her presence on the start line rather than production line.
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Three-fifth of them come through Dover or the Channel Tunnel; their contents are unloaded directly onto the appropriate part of the production line.
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Also on Tuesday, LG Display said it would invest $2.6 billion in its organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panels production line in South Korea.
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Furthermore, the second production line at Cheniere's Sabine Pass plant is gearing up for production, offsetting planned maintenance on the first line in Sept.
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Some have indicating they prefer to wait until more cars go through the production line to ensure they get a car with no problems.
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Aramco is gaining new markets for its crude and building a global downstream presence - the refining, processing and purifying end of the production line.
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The production line will be installed at the same OLED display factory that LG announced plans to build, for around $8.9 billion, last November.
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The Brazilian company said it planned to keep the Brazilian production line for the KC-390, in Gavião Peixoto, Sao Paulo state, fully operational.
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The USDA has delegated inspection authority to company plant inspectors, while permitting increased production line speeds that make effective inspection impossible, according to whistleblowers.
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Food has driven innovation, too: biscuit makers such as Carr's were using the production line long before Henry Ford got in on the game.
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Some 497 employees at Mineiros' turkey production line will be placed on a 30-day leave, effective Monday, the company said in a statement.
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In Kentucky, the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory offers tours along the production line where workers turn timber into the well-loved baseball bat brand.
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Grohmann recently built a production line for Tesla's U.S. battery factory in Reno, Nevada, to speed up production for its Model 3 electric sedan.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk responded Sunday to The Wall Street Journal report with a video of the Model 3 automated production line on Instagram.
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The production line for refined oil started in June, with small-packaged edible oil production expected to begin at the end of the year.
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Perhaps we'd think twice about two-for-one deals if we saw the exhausted faces, aching backs, and calloused fingers on the production line.
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They also know how important it is to make sure the hardware and software are closely developed and are integrated into the production line.
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Airbus currently has fewer than 100 Airbus A380s on its production line and it is expected that some of these orders will be canceled.
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" Asked about possible changes in the production line, he said, "We are looking at other alternatives, but it is too early to say anything.
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The company had already requested that its employees who could work from home do so, but the production line workers don't have that option.
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Today, 232 deaf employees are on the production line at the factory, Granit Abrasive, which churns out cutting-and-polishing tool parts for export.
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When a machine on one part of the production line stops working, it can shut down the line while workers look for a fix.
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Elsewhere in Japan, the production line for the F-35 fighter will be paused for a week at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries amid virus concerns.
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Iran announced Saturday that it had started on a new missile production line, a move that comes amid heightened tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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Speaking to CNBC's Dan Murphy, founder and CEO Omar Al Jundi explained that crops are moved along a production line in artificially optimized conditions.
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One 18-year-old is cited as saying they worked on an Apple Watch production line that had a daily target of 1,200 units.
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While Greenbaum's glass pieces are unique, they could have come off a production line like some kind of oversized tchotchkes, but they have not.
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Earlier this year, Boeing executives suggested that if the grounding persisted beyond this year, the company would consider shutting down the Max production line.
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Tesla has been modifying the Model 3 production line to remove robots and has been adding dozens of workers each week to increase output.
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Under time pressure to fix problems, Musk has now insisted the new production line should be a no-expenses-spared effort, the source said.
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Barring any unforeseen delays, the first Bolts will roll off the production line at GM's Orion Assembly facility in Michigan by the end of 2016.
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VW plans to increase productivity of its factories by 30 percent by 2025 by building more vehicles from different brands on the same production line.
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NIO also announced on Tuesday that the first production versions of the ES6 have rolled off of JAC's production line, ahead of deliveries in June.
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In a sense, this is the equivalent of Toyota's "lean manufacturing" process, which allows any worker who spots a problem to stop the production line.
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Oxford Photovoltaics is now building a production line in Germany to start making tandem cells next year with what it describes as standard industrial processes.
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This morning, Musk emailed the entire company again, according to CNBC, to alert them to "another strange incident": a "small fire" on a production line.
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"We are expanding our current production line to include a lower-end model which we will launch before the end of the year," he says.
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When he hadn't researched the costs to get a clothing production line up and running, he nearly killed his business and lost his mother's house.
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Airbus is also adding a second CSeries production line to its factory in Alabama after buying a controlling stake in the CSeries programme from Bombardier.
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In January, Cal-OSHA cited and fined Tesla for allegedly violating six different worker safety regulations in their "GA4" — or general assembly 4 — production line.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Tamnoush, an Iranian company that makes fizzy drinks, has shut down its production line after 16 years and laid off dozens of workers.
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Vehicles that won't get anywhere near a production line, but offer a look at how their designers and engineers are thinking about what comes next.
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Freelance butchers have sprung up on every street, trotting animals out of their pen, and slitting their throats on the pavement with production-line efficiency.
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It was the second time since February that Tesla has temporarily shut down its production line for the Model 3 at its Fremont, California plant.
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The FF 91 won't end up ushering in anything, let alone "a new age of connected vehicles," if it can't get off the production line.
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To keep lines going at full speed, workers are denied bathroom breaks, and many end up soiling themselves while handling chickens on the production line.
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Reuters also reported on Tuesday that Tesla shifted workers from other departments including the Model S production line to meet its Model 25 production target.
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For now, much of the commercial action for softer robots is in logistics, replacing production-line jobs that can't yet be handled by hard robots.
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In Xinjiang, government-led labor programs transfer recruits — mostly rural Uighurs — to jobs as production-line workers, street cleaners, low-level guards and cotton pickers.
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Its centralized production line of high-grade stainless helps to explain how global supply chains work — and why President Trump's trade war could be disruptive.
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The French domestic league lags competitors in revenues, so players forged on the French production line are quickly sold to wealthier teams in rival leagues.
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No other Entenmann's products, including Little Bites Muffins, are similarly tainted since Little Bites Cookies are made on a dedicated production line, the company said.
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Suggestions from production-line workers were more actively encouraged and more likely to be implemented at NUMMI than at Tesla, current and former employees said.
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By the end of the production line, the yarn has been transformed into T-shirts, socks, towels and linen—to be exported to 45 countries.
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The first car off the production line for highly anticipated models is often auctioned by the manufacturer for charity as it is prized by collectors.
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Camillo was joined outside the factory by hundreds of workers and car enthusiasts who had gathered to greet the last car off the production line.
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GM Holden began auto production in 1948 with then-Prime Minister Ben Chifley driving the first car off the production line, declaring it "a beauty".
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Some of the first steps of the production line, which spans multiple warehouses, are producing the wood that will become the base of Lovesac's sectionals.
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At the conference, Abovitz revealed that Magic Leap's first production line will start this summer, creating prototypes resembling final production units, according to The Verge.
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Toshiba is demanding that Western Digital drop the litigation as a condition for the U.S. firm to invest in a new flash-memory chip production line.
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Out of his Butcha Sound Studios in Manhattan, he has fostered his very own production line, facilitating both himself and others in the pursuit analog adventures.
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Notably, if you want a single-cab Ram 1500 this is the only way to go until the next-gen one enters production line next year.
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As Matthew Eargle discovered, the cheap LADDA rechargeables that Ikea sells might actually be rolling off the same production line as Panasonic's pricier Eneloop Pro batteries.
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Airbus's deliveries so far this year include six A320neos, fewer than expected as it starts a tight, two-year model switch on its main production line.
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Hyundai said it had suspended the plant in Hebei Province, from March 24 to April 1, in order to check its production line to modify technology.
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Musk, a hands-on leader, has been known to put himself on the production line to help Tesla through its manufacturing sprints, unusual for a CEO.
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SOLIHULL, England (Reuters) - Each aluminum Land Rover body that rolls along the production line at Solihull carries a lengthy sheet of paper giving the vehicle's specifications.
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Walking speed is one meter per second, so five times faster than the fastest production line on Earth... Why shouldn't it at least be jogging speed?
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While other CEOs split their time between a dozen different mid-level managers, Musk is sleeping in the factory and redesigning the production line by hand.
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In March, Tesla said it was able to double Model 3 weekly production by stopping the production line for short periods in order to fix bottlenecks.
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The high level of automation means that it's trickier to address difficulties through means like just assigning additional labor and more shifts to the production line.
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Brexiteers might argue that the Khalids' labour-intensive production line is an example of British employers' habit of relying on cheap imported labour rather than mechanisation.
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As we reported this week, robots aren't yet dextrous enough to handle delicate assembly, or flexible enough to deal with any uncertainty in the production line.
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In September, it received approval from the authorities to relaunch its second baby milk production line, or dryer, at Craon after suspending all output last December.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Chevron has temporarily suspended production of liquefied natural gas (LNG) at its Gorgon Train Two production line in Australia, the company said on Monday.
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The $353 billion contract comes on top of $360 million in funding that had already been awarded to Pratt to sustain the F135 engine production line.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) rule sets standards for methane leaks along the natural gas production line, including drilling and pumping, at new or modified wells.
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Joan Robinson-Berry, a 30-year company veteran, will head operations in the southern state, including the 787 production line and engineering, propulsion and interiors centers.
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In Tesla's fourth-quarter investor call, for example, Musk said he put himself on the production line to try to "solve problems personally" wherever he could.
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The additional cost, according to Rebecca Kiehne, a spokeswoman for BMW, is partly because cars getting that finish must be pulled off the standard production line.
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The very nature of factory work — the pressure to keep the production line going — gave bosses power to inflict petty humiliations, such as denying bathroom breaks.
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At issue are reimbursements demanded by Linde for the cost of storing Iran LNG's liquefaction train, or production line, during the sanction years, industry sources said.
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The FAA plans to keep full control of certifying individual new Boeing 737 Max planes as they roll off the production line, the regulator said Tuesday.
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The French government ordered the factory closed for decontamination, and Lactalis has said it will not reopen a major production line where the salmonella was discovered.
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When he first started, Mr. Gassée decided to spend two days learning how the company actually built its products by working on a factory production line.
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Some said they've felt pressure to keep quiet about problems for fear that pointing them out would stop the production line and draw attention to them.
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That stemmed in part from Toyota's emphasis on having production-line workers find ways to improve the company's production process and make their jobs less taxing.
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Its production line seemed to be endless, despite a comparative lack of investment, players emerging from the barrios of Buenos Aires to take on the world.
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Given what it costs to operate and staff the production line, the Max program could become unprofitable if Boeing does not make enough planes each month.
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Carlsson told a press conference on Tuesday that between 80 million euros and 100 million euros is needed to fund the Swedish factory's pre-production line.
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SEOUL, Sept 17 (Reuters) - LG Display said on Tuesday that it would launch a voluntary redundancy programme for its production line employees after mounting financial losses.
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Twelve craftspeople — 10 of whom worked on the Defender production line — will restore early models of the 43x4, which Land Rover will offer up for sale.
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SEOUL, Sept 17 (Reuters) - LG Display said on Tuesday that it would launch a voluntary redundancy program for its production line employees after mounting financial losses.
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More than 2000 Boeing planes have already been delivered to China with around a quarter of the plane makers production line now delivered to Chinese customers.
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Foxconn, a major Apple supplier, diverted part of its production line in early February to make medical masks and clothing, rather than the usual iPhone parts.
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Tesla may get a jump start with its new Model 3, priced for the mass market, which was expected to roll off the production line this week.
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A Ferrero spokesperson told CNN that because one production line continues to function and the factory has reserve stock, there are no current issues concerning Nutella supply.
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"It reminds me of a Pizza Hut pagoda and I just think it's like something that's rolled off an Apple store production line," Reece told the ABC.
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Last year, for example, multiple reports of exploding iPhone 7 handsets emerged, but there were no widespread issues that jeopardized the integrity of the entire production line.
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With Frank de Boer, Luis Enrique and Philip Cocu all on the books, too, Van Gaal's Barcelona was a production line for elite-level coaches of today.
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But the company has installed them on just a handful of rooftops nationwide so far after production line troubles and a gutting of Teslas solar sales team.
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"Train Two production has been temporarily suspended to undertake minor maintenance," the spokesman said, without providing further details on when Chevron plans to restart the production line.
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Major Apple manufacturer Foxconn is diverting part of its production line to make medical masks and clothing, rather than the usual iPhone parts, in its Shenzhen facility.
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The company got positive test results for Listeria on its equipment located on a production line at its facility in Bakersfield, California, according to a company statement.
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Ford wasn't ever planning to move a "Lincoln plant" from Kentucky to Mexico — only a single production line, in a move that wouldn't have cost any jobs.
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The CEO later added that "a temporary shutdown of production line could be more efficient than a sustained lower production rate" because it could reduce storage requirements.
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According to Boeing, the company has already notched more than 4,700 orders, keeping a bustling production line open in Renton, Washington, along with part manufacturers located elsewhere.
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Lockheed has said that moving F-16 assembly to India would create 200 engineering jobs in the United States to help support the production line in India.
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Musk also happened to mention that his desk has been moved to the end of the production line so he can keep an eye on things there.
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From there, the bun is laid flat on a bed of copper-colored metal teeth that push it down the production line by flipping end over end.
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Matt Phillips AUTO INDUSTRY Tesla reports its first-quarter earnings on Wednesday and all eyes will again be on the production line rather than the bottom line.
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Meanwhile, a ramp up in feed gas flows into Cheniere Energy's Sabine Pass liquefaction plant in Louisiana indicates that the facility's fourth production line has entered service.
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Bosai has leased the facility from Chalco for 15 years, the official said, adding that the first refined alumina would come off the production line next month.
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Shop stewards earlier this week rejected wage concessions demanded by PSA in exchange for a commitment to invest in a production line for a new model there.
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Lockheed, the prime contractor, and its partners have been working on building a more cost-effective supply chain to fuel the production line in Fort Worth, Texas.
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The dive in oil prices has also led to some speculation that airlines will put off deliveries of more fuel-efficient jets coming off the production line.
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One classroom has an oven and a dishwasher; another has a mock-up of part of a production line; another lets students control an imaginary "smart building".
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PA said on Wednesday that the first batches of biofuel had come off the production line at its converted La Mede refinery in the south of France.
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Lockheed has since pledged to open a production line in India for the F-22019s, but the plan has yet to be approved by the new administration.
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Fiat Powertrains Technologies plans to invest over 1 billion zlotys ($252 million) in new engine production line in Bielsko-Biala plant, Rzeczpospolita daily said quoting unnamed sources.
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He had to fly in equipment for an extra production line from Germany and build the line in a massive tent at the company's Fremont, California plant.
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What worked in a laboratory, however, had to be scaled up into an industrial process that could cope with the output from Just Egg's busy production line.
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But the company has installed them on just a handful of rooftops nationwide so far after production line troubles and a gutting of Tesla's solar sales team.
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If the deal were to fall through, it could have ramifications for jobs on Boeing's production line and also put other Iran-related aircraft deals in jeopardy.
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More important was the West German unions imposing their own collective wage bargaining on less productive East German workers, thus preventing their western production line moving east.
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The production line assembling the 308 in Sochaux, eastern France, was disrupted for a second day before resuming work in the afternoon, company spokeswoman Karine Douet said.
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"Boeing is increasingly publicizing that they may have to shut down their production line due to running out of room to store completed MAX aircraft," Weaks wrote.
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But output from the giant Gorgon project was steady, with plant operator Chevron readying to bring a third production line on-stream early in the second-quarter.
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Cherkizovo said it has installed robotic lines which "interact between each other", taking control of the whole production line at the plant which employs around 170 people.
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SGM said it has invested 7.5 billion yuan ($1.1 billion) for the new production line, which has been under construction since January 2015, the news agency reported.
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Brooklinen started with a Kickstarter campaign in 2014, and hit more than 200k in funding to get the first batch of sheets off of the production line.
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The companies on Monday said they will invest $85 million to add a production line at a GM battery plant in Brownstown, Michigan, and create 100 jobs.
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"My father would always bring home a perfectly formed big root for the Seder, with prepared horseradish hot off the production line to eat," Mr. Gold said.
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These unwrapped bad boys are bathing on the production line at the Bel Group cheese factory in Evron, France, per the Getty image description of the photo.
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Gary Kelly, the CEO of Boeings largest 737 MAX customer, Southwest Airlines Co, said he was "concerned" about what Boeing decides to do with its production line.
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He now sits at the end of the production line at Tesla Motors' factory in Fremont, California, and he's stashed a sleeping bag in a nearby conference room.
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Toshiba said earlier this month it was discussing joint investment in a new chip production line, Fab 23.29, with Western Digital as it looks to repair the relationship.
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The company built big stalls into the Model 3 production line at its Fremont factory, including expensive robots that could, in a perfect setup, put seals on doors.
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JLR, based in central England, will cut some 4,500 out of 42,500 jobs, targeting managerial roles rather than production-line workers as it battles to return to profitability.
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"Most of the so-called union officials know nothing about labor organizing or what it's like to work on a factory production line or construction site," Crothall says.
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Intel announced at IDF last year that it will start building ARM-based smartphone chips, but we've not seen the results of this production line change just yet.
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The company has plans to increase its 221-employee workforce at its sole manufacturing facility in Oakland, California, add a third shift and build a second production line.
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Last January, Tesla reported making 212,253 Model 222s in the last quarter of 22010, and said it had made "major progress" in addressing bottlenecks in its production line.
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The tech isn't quite ready to start printing out cars on Ford's production line just yet, but the companies told CNBC that they're working toward that seeming inevitability.
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LG, in a regulatory filing, said it was building a new production line for small-to-medium sized flexible OLED screens in South Korea to address growing demand.
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Nokian CEO Hille Korhonen told investors on Wednesday there would be no space left in the plant to add more capacity after the new production line was completed.
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Every day, roughly 100 million gummy bears roll off of the production line of Haribo Foods and into the stomachs of countless children—and adults—around the world.
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Iran's new missile production line: Som in Iran "view Iranian nuclear weapons as a powerful option to prevent regime change activities by the Islamic Republic's enemies," Heras said.
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So far only Sabine Pass is exporting LNG and output will double to 9 million tonnes per annum as Cheniere adds a second production line later this year.
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The costs would be for the more than 270 F-35 jets currently in the field and others that come off the production line in the near future.
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Earlier this year, Fresh Express recalled bags of packaged romaine lettuce due to production-line errors that caused the wrong condiment packages to be included in the product.
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"Equipment was finished for the first production line (or train) of 5.4 mtpa, and about half finished for the second one," a second Iranian gas industry source said.
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No one was in the area and there were no injuries or significant equipment damage, but it was enough to stop the body production line for several hours.
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For decades, Dagenham was dominated by a Ford factory, which once employed as many as 40,000 people, but the company moved its last production line abroad in 33.
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Neal E. Boudette When Tesla reports third-quarter earnings on Wednesday, all eyes will be focused not on the bottom line, but on the Model 3 production line.
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Since 1948, a total of 2,016,933 Series Land Rovers and Defenders have been built on the production line at the company's Solihull factory in Coventry, the United Kingdom.
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In 2007, an explosion at a warhead production line at the Scientific Studies and Research Center facility in Al Safir killed 15 Syrians and a number of Iranians.
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The manufacturer of the US's F-35 fifth-generation fighter will pause its production line in Japan for a week due to coronavirus concerns, a defense official said.
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The visit came two days after Boeing workers in the state rejected an attempt by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers to unionize the production line.
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These include Xinfa Group, one of China's top aluminum producers, shutting down a production line after an explosion at a plant in the northwestern Chinese region of Xinjiang.
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And Sweden's Saab has offered a rival production line for its Gripen aircraft, setting up an early contest for one of the biggest military plane deals in play.
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Mr. Pierson, a senior manager on the 737 production line, said that in 2018, when the two planes that crashed were produced at Boeing's factory in Renton, Wash.
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It will have the capacity to produce 15.6 million tonnes of LNG per year, after a second and third production line, known as trains, are added in 2017.
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"I'm personally spending an enormous amount of time on the production line," Musk said on a conference call with analysts after Tesla released its first quarter earnings results.
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The pictures, taken at the headquarters of the supplier Spirit AeroSystems in Wichita, Kansas, illustrate the problem with Boeing&aposs production line while the 737 Max is grounded.
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Yet even if the Max does return to the skies early next year and Boeing avoids shutting down the production line, the grounding's effect will linger for years.
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Gazprom plans to add a third production line at Sakhalin-2 LNG plant - a plan Medvedev said was unchanged - which would allow Russia to increase its share globally.
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MikMak makes these videos by hiring up-and-coming comedians and actors and turning the studio into a production line, shooting back to back on a number of products.
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To meet demand, especially from server clients, SK Hynix said it is considering moving up the construction of a new chip production line from year-end as originally planned.
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The company is adding a production line and has nearly doubled its staff at the plant, from about 70 to roughly 130 over the course of about a month.
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The carmaker also plans to increase productivity of its factories by 30 percent by 2025, by building more vehicles with different brands on the same production line, it said.
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The confidence and virtuosity required mean that—to a surprising extent for a production line in a totalitarian state—individual artists are able, even encouraged, to develop personal styles.
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The company built big stalls into the Model 3 production line at its Fremont factory, including expensive robots that could, in a perfect set-up, put seals on doors.
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But for the ordinary consumer, it could mean custom rides off the production line in the future, with made-to-order parts and aesthetic upgrades that are truly unique.
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In the summer of 2018, when Tesla was ramping up production of its Model 3, Musk stayed on location to diagnose and fix problems in the factory production line.
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So, if I can go grab or fight for construction contracts, if I can have just one wall made from trash, I can already start my own production line.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - LG Display said on Tuesday that it would invest 3 trillion won ($2.6 billion) in its organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panels production line in South Korea.
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And for many, 1990's The Secret of Monkey Island still represents the very pinnacle of the SCUMM production line—challenged only by its 1991 sequel, Le Chuck's Revenge.
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The U.S. Treasury said Mabrooka had supported an Iranian company in its efforts to acquire a production line for carbon fiber "probably suitable for use in ballistic missile components".
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A few years ago, Dhurandhar developed a deep-learning model that helped a semiconductor-chip-manufacturing company predict which chips would likely become defective further down the production line.
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Tesla's second-quarter deliveries were hamstrung by a shortage of 100kWh batteries, the company says, which are created using new production-line tech and facilities, leading to new challenges.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Iran announced the launch of a new missile production line on Saturday, according to state media, against a backdrop of tension between the United States and Tehran.
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The offices of the video game company Atari were less than professional, as founder Nolan Bushnell held meetings in hot tubs, and workers smoked weed on the production line.
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LG Display is also considering various scenarios for its remaining LCD production line in South Korea, said Chief Financial Officer Suh Dong-hee at an earnings briefing last month.
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"We found a problem in the production line that we were able to correct," a Samsung representative told Consumer Reports about the device which is exclusive to AT&T.
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Speaking at the Fortune magazine technology conference in Aspen, Chief Executive Rony Abovitz said the company was debugging its production line in Florida and would launch the products soon.
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A report in the Wall Street Journal stated that the Model 22019's problems were tied to troubles with Tesla's production line, with some early cars being hand built.
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"Each Mac Pro travels a distance of 1,000 feet along the production line, with some components requiring precision placement within the width of a human hair," the company claims.
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The early restart of Gorgon's first production line on Wednesday provided an unexpected boost to Asian supplies after operator Chevron initially estimated the outage would last until mid-June.
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As for Steinberg and Cheddar, he said watching Facebook Live develop has been like seeing a highway built in front of him as Cheddar was on the production line.
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"At the time, Vogue compared it to the mass-produced Ford Model T, which signified quality but also suggested the aesthetics of the industrial production line," Mr. Bolton said.
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But in this case, Smithfield Farms was just forced to trash its meat because one of its workers took a piss while he was still on the production line.
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An investigation earlier this year into conditions in H&M's production line in Cambodia (and elsewhere) found that most employers disregard laws altogether and simply fire pregnant workers outright.
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Both current and former Tesla employees who worked on the production line or as managers described a much different experience at the company than that of former Tesla engineers.
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People who have worked for Tesla and NUMMI said the latter was more attentive to the details of putting cars together and better at listening to production-line workers.
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Where NUMMI made it a priority to listen to the ideas of its production-line workers, some of Tesla's production employees have felt like their input has been ignored.
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Mercedes-Benz's EQC electric SUV started rolling off the production line this summer, and Porsche's first electric car — the Taycan — will be officially revealed in just a few weeks.
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The automaker builds cars at a factory in the Chinese city of Chengdu and plans to share a production line with Volvo and Geely in the city of Taizhou.
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Lawmakers will also hear from a former Boeing manager, Ed Pierson, who raised safety concerns about the 737 Max production line, red flags he had also raised to regulators.
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Just how long Boeing will keep its 737 Max production line halted was not immediately clear, because it will depend on when regulators clear the plane to fly again.
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For Chevy's pampered halo car, only about 12 units each hour will roll off the production line in Bowling Green, Ky., down the road from the National Corvette Museum.
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The construction of a production line for the new SUV will start in early 2020 in Cassino, with the first vehicles expected to hit the market in early 2021.
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He urged Trump to support a proposal shifting the task of complying with the RFS to a new segment of the production line in a way that benefits refiners.
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He emphasized in the email that all executives should "go on the production line and perform the most arduous tasks personally" to look for inefficiencies that could be stomped out.
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The first ID electric car is due to roll off the production line in Zwickau in 2019, as the plant ramps up to a production capacity of 330,000 electric vehicles.
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In its simplest form, workers using "kanbans" put up workflow charts, schedules and cards around a production line to help keep track of items they have and items they need.
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Eager to secure Capellix as an advantage over other gaming peripheral and component makers, Corsair has gone to the trouble of basically purchasing the production line of its manufacturing partner.
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Its first two A350s are secondhand, both previously in service with Hainan Airlines and LATAM Brazil, but its final two will come straight from Airbus's production line in Toulouse, France.
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The employees also allege that cars would sometimes move down the production line with bolts, nuts, or lugs missing, because there wasn't enough time to fully install all the components.
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But the company has installed them on just a handful of rooftops so far after production line troubles and a gutting of Teslas solar sales team, according to Tesla sources.
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That climb began early in 0003, but it wasn't until Musk admitted Tesla's push to heavily automate the production line was a mistake that the Model 3 really took off.
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Despite their split, Pitt and Jolie remain committed to their winemaking and are even expanding their production line, with a new bottling commemorating their estate's significant contribution to pop music.
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Top Image: 1955 7-up ad for their "Youngest customers in the business" campaign / via Duke University Library's Digital Collection; Bottom image: Corn on the cob production line / branislavpudar, Shutterstock
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Tesla at last reached its goal of making 5,000 Model 3 cars a week, after it set up a temporary production line in its car park to hit the target.
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Impossible said it has increased the headcount and hours of operation at its Oakland, California, plant, and will install a second production line in July that will double its capacity.
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But the company has installed them on just a handful of rooftops so far after production line troubles and a gutting of Tesla's solar sales team, according to Tesla sources.
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Airbus last month said the production line for the world's largest passenger plane would shut down prematurely from 2021, after just 14 years in service, because customers preferred smaller jets.
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The rear-wheel drive concept is powered by a 400-horsepower twin-turbo V-6 that would probably motivate it very well, assuming it ends up on the production line.
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"Everything was designed to move this car through a production line as quickly as possible with as high a production quality as possible," said Tesla VP of Engineering Doug Field.
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It quadrupled staffing in Born, the Netherlands where the Mini is also built, and added the assembly of BMW's X1 model to the Dutch production line in August last year.
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Abovitz said the company plans to begin its first production line this summer, where it will build a series of prototypes that will more or less resemble final production units.
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The workshop resounds with the clack-clack of sewing machines as employees repeat their single, assigned task before passing the garment on to the next person on the production line.
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For refugees like him, the dangers of the production line pale in comparison to life in Somalia—with its clan warfare, piracy, government corruption, and terrorist groups like Al-Shabaab.
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" This is in contrast to Musk's comments from the first quarter earnings call in March, where he said that the Model Y production line would be "nothing close to anything.
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This new crop of "series" movies speaks to the longstanding complaint that Marvel's endless production line is hurting Hollywood's ability to make good, big films by resting on old laurels.
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The images shared by Pete Lau show him packaging the first OnePlus TV off the production line, as well as a OnePlus TV seemingly going through a screen calibration test.
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SEOUL, March 15 (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd plans to begin breaking ground for a new memory chip production line in China in late March, a spokesman said on Thursday.
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Transformers: Earth Wars is the latest game to roll off the titles-based-on-these-bots production line, a real-time strategy affair available now for iOS and Android devices.
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In June, Tesla erected a giant tent just outside the walls of the Fremont plant, where it cobbled together a new production line to hasten final assembly of the cars.
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When the 50th HondaJet was coming off the production line, everyone who worked on it signed a photo of the plane, and they gave it to me as a gift.
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At the end of the production line at the concrete plant, a fork lift operator stacks the trays of paving blocks like baked bread in what look like shipping containers.
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But if a manufacturer doesn't take equipment offline to update security, there's a risk that a ransomware attack, for example, could take an entire production line down, Mr. Tanenbaum explained.
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" Moreover, the company said, "we recently added a new gas furnace production line and continue to make investments in the facility, including skills training for our employees and product improvements.
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Hyundai said schedules for suspension will vary by production line and that it is reviewing ways to minimize the disruption to its operations, including seeking alternative suppliers in the region.
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The Air Force said last year the money would be used to reopen a Boeing production line for the A-10 wings as well as funding wings for four planes.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Aluminum maker Norsk Hydro may restart a mothballed Norwegian production line as global metals markets tighten following a Chinese clampdown on pollution, the company's chief executive told Reuters.
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Icahn has advocated that the Trump administration shift the task of complying with the federal biofuels mandate away from refiners and onto a new segment of the fuel production line.
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"The units we are building now are for engineering and manufacturing verification/validation testing, early reliability/quality testing, production line speed, and a bunch of other important parameters," said Abovitz.
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The announcement that the production line will continue is good news for thousands of Boeing employees — machinists, technical employees and supervisors — who work on the assembly line in Renton, Washington.
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The company has repeatedly warned investors that it could cut output of the planes again or suspend its production line if the flight ban drags on longer than it expected.
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The company told the regulator a carcass that was awaiting test results had been mistakenly put back into the production line, where it was processed into a variety of products.
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Samsung Display, an unlisted unit of Samsung Electronics Co Ltd that's the largest maker of OLEDs for smartphones, is investing 4 trillion won by 2017 in an OLED production line.
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Mr. Trump told the executive, Dennis A. Muilenburg, that he had heard that Boeing was planning to permanently shut down the Max production line, according to two of the people.
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Engineers from Tesla's German engineering arm, Grohmann, are now reworking the battery production line at the Gigafactory near Reno, Nevada, in a bid to free up bottlenecks, the person said.
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The digital twin allows endless design iterations to be tried in the virtual world without having to stop the production line to see how they can be made, says Mr Mrosik.
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"When we set up in west Cornwall, obviously there's Gretna Green that everybody has heard of but it's a bit 'production line', there was only one other doing it," she adds.
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AIR CANADA - TOTAL 12 MAX DELIVERIES TO COME IN MARCH END TO JUNE END, 6 COMPLETED AND PARKED AT THIS POINT OF TIME, REMAINING 6 IN PRODUCTION LINE- CEO, CONF CALL
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He also warned that Tesla will also have to pull off a "flawless launch" of its Chinese-made vehicles as they roll off the production line in the next few months.
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The 737, the first of which took to the air half a century ago, has been a huge seller for the company—the 10,000th rolled off the production line in 2018.
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Baidu's Chairman and CEO Robin Li introduced the milestone while live-streaming the 100th bus rolling off the production line to more than 6,000 attendees at Baidu Create 2018 in Beijing.
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Cash-strapped Japan Display plans to start mass-producing OLED panels for smartphones only from 2019, and is looking for new investors who can finance investment to launch a production line.
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EMEA COO Pietro Gorlier attends event at Mirafiori plant during which the first robot will be installed on the new production line for the new electric Fiat 500 car (0830 GMT).
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A hushed silence, compared to the thumping bass and raucous crowd in the dining room, hangs over the production line as staff painstakingly position coriander leaves and edible flowers on plates.
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ANDECHS, Germany (Reuters) - The sound of clinking glass fills the room as a monk inspects one of hundreds of beer bottles passing along the production line at Andechs monastery in Bavaria.
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BRF said it would send 1,300 workers on leave at its Carambeí plant in southern Brazil, in addition to 2,300 people from its Rio Verde poultry production line in central Brazil.
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SEOUL, July 23 (Reuters) - LG Display said on Tuesday that it would invest 3 trillion won ($2.55 billion) in its organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panels production line in South Korea.
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The final announcement of the day was that 50,000 Leaf vehicles have rolled off the production line in the UK. Nissan Europe's Chairman Paul Willcox talks at the Nissan Futures event.
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Musk says he doesn't need to raise more money, but that is exactly what he has to do unless The Salvation Army is willing to donate tents and production line equipment.
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Isondo was looking at venture capital funds and other investors to help to raise around 120 million rand ($9 million) needed over the next two years to expand its production line.
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The group completed a full end-to-end process audit on the F-16 Main Engine Control production line following the crash in April, Air Force spokesperson Jerry Bryza told CNN.
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According to a report from WAVY, the unidentified employee was working on the production line at the company's plant in Smithfield, Virginia when he had to go, like, right that second.
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"Sometimes I need to vomit and I work more slowly than other people," Sophan says, speaking in a hurried lunch-break before the loudspeakers summon workers back to the production line.
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TOKYO, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Toshiba Corp said on Thursday it would go ahead with the capital investment to build a memory chip production line without joint venture partner Western Digital Corp.
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Some big recycling companies have been encouraged to invest in the park, including TCL, whose local branch, TCL Deqing, invested 50 million yuan in a production line for dismantling household appliances.
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In Detroit, Lindsay is revered as part of a celebrated triumvirate, the Production Line, in which he played left wing alongside Gordie Howe at right wing and Sid Abel at center.
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Although the majority of the production line is now automated, many details still need to be worked by hand, imbuing the factory with an air of craft and technical know-how.
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The entrepreneurial manufacturers created a fledgling mass-production line, called an établissage system, so watches could be assembled quickly under one roof to greatly improve production capacity dramatically and reduce prices.
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Ideas like camera-based side view "mirrors", overly complex door handles, and huge wheels make concepts look fancy and futuristic, but rarely make it all the way to the production line.
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At the end of the production line, brand new electric SUVs roll out into the world at a rate of about 16 every hour, two-thirds of the factory's maximum rate.
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The hearing will also include testimony from a former Boeing manager who raised safety concerns about the 737 Max production line to Boeing executives and to federal regulators in several letters.
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The worldwide mask shortage prompted electronics giant Foxconn, the maker of the Apple iPhone, to set up a production line of facial masks at its facility near Shenzhen in southeastern China.
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The factory is open to the public but, because there is no official tour, visitors wander through the production line without much guidance, stopping to ask assembly-line workers for directions.
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Alas, rather than learning the fine art of French cake making as I thought I would, I found myself on a production line throwing raspberries onto individual crème pâtissière-filled tarts.
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Inevitably, setting up a production line for such weapons and the requisite supporting infrastructure entails serious outlays at a time when budgets are strained and developing a weapons would take time.
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The company also said it introduced a hardware fix to the engines on its production line in late February to address the extra time required to start in certain heat conditions.
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On Monday, Boeing acknowledged its strategy of building planes that couldn&apost immediately fly was no longer sustainable, and it said it would freeze the production line in the new year.
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Congress also heard last week from a Boeing whistleblower who worked on the 737 Max and had urged managers to shut down the production line because of mistakes and cut corners.
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Fifteen Tesla employees who had purchased the car were the first to take delivery on Monday after the first China-made vehicles rolled off the plant&aposs production line in October.
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"It's like working in a coma," said Rona Figueredo, union leader at the Briquetera del Orinoco iron plant in Puerto Ordaz, which shut down its last production line during the blackout.
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Both of these systems are designed primarily for manufacturing or production-line jobs, and often lead to somewhat arbitrary results in the more fluid, services-based economy we live in today.
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Fiat Chrysler had problems earlier this year accelerating production of the new Ram truck on a highly-automated production line installed at a Detroit-area plant that previously made slow-selling sedans.
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According to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Tesla Model Y will be built on an entirely new platform with a dramatically enhanced production line and will likely debut in late 2019 or 2020.
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"We will have a gap in the production line because of the fact that there hasn't been another order yet," Carvalho told Reuters in an interview at the company's annual media day.
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But when politicians talk about manufacturing it tends to be in terms of the production line: assembling parts into cars, washing machines or aircraft, which adds less value than it once did.
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Tesla has also said that the Model 3 has likely the most automated production line of any modern vehicle, which is part of why it's taking so long to get it right.
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Early industry was marked by its dirty, dangerous factories (dark, satanic mills) and in the early 20th century, workers were forced into dull, repetitive tasks by the needs of the production line.
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Employees claim that electrical tape was used to patch cracks on plastic brackets containing electrical components, and that cars would sometimes pass through the production line while missing bolts, nuts, or lugs.
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Japan Display has said it may push back the start of OLED commercial production, currently scheduled for 2019, while seeking a partner to help finance the launch of a mass production line.
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At Hyundai's China JV, two workers said they were told in a briefing the plant was not being shut down, but being turned into a production line for new energy vehicles (NEVs).
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Still, once completed, Musk said that its fourth production line for the Model 3 will be as good as the three other existing lines combined thanks to the redesigned battery assembly process.
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With this and its dairy-heavy diet of curries and yogurt drinks, the giant French dairy company Danone hoped to find success in the country, opening its own production line in 2011.
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Vondrousova might be the latest off the Czech tennis production line but she is not from the same mould as the likes of hard-hitters such as Petra Kvitova or Karolina Pliskova.
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MIIT said local authorities must impose production restrictions "scientifically" and provide "detailed measures for each production line, process and piece of equipment," adding that "one size fits all" measures were "strictly forbidden".
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GUANGZHOU, China — I'm sitting in an auto plant in Guangzhou in southern China watching SUVs made by one of the country's top carmakers come off of a production line every 57 seconds.
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The good news is that over its lifetime, more than 30,000 Vipers have been made, so there's able opportunity to buy a used one when the production line shuts down for good.
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The product, he said, crosses the English Channel "three times in a 2,000-mile journey before the finished car rolls off the production line", underlining the importance of a "frictionless supply chain".
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Emirates has not ruled out buying more Airbus A3503s in future but the aircraft maker would have to guarantee it could keep its production line going, Emirates' chief executive told CNBC Monday.
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At one new production line, two robotic arms, painted bright yellow, spun in a midair ballet as workers checked the gauges while Kings of Leon, the rock group, played on the radio.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Airbus turned up the heat on engine maker Pratt & Whitney over delays that have disrupted its biggest production line, after reporting a sharp drop in mid-year profits on Thursday.
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The book, released last week, provides a unique insight into a world of mind games and violence, where the drug trade acts as a production line for the creation of ruthless gangsters.
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In a statement, Toshiba said it had been in talks with Western Digital's SanDisk about investment jointly in the chip production line but they have not been able to reach an agreement.
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Both Growth Energy and Poet have opposed a proposal, pitched by Trump-administration advisers, to shift the task of complying with the mandate to a new segment of the fuel production line.
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Mr. Musk said Tesla had developed a new automated production line that would be installed in the Gigafactory in March, easing hitches in supplying batteries to its assembly plant in Fremont, Calif.
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For us, it's very attractive because we already have a second production line where we make the food, and we do it in a much more efficient way than our front line.
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LONDON, May 31 (Reuters) - Chevron has restarted the first production line at its giant Gorgon liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility in Australia following an outage, a company spokesman said on Wednesday.
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Cover: Exhaust pipes hang from the underside of a VW Tiguan automobile at the end of the production line at the Volkswagen Group Rus OOO plant in Kaluga, Russia, on Tuesday, Sept.
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Adi Cohen, marketing director at Aeronautics, said the Israeli drone maker's aim was to set up an assembly and production line of UAVs in Bulgaria and approach new markets together with VMZ Sopot.
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LG Display would use the capital to start a new production line for bendable OLED panels, and the first Pixel phones coming out of there should arrive in the second half of 2017.
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"Around the clock care for 300 orphans is hard work but rewarding when all are settled in, well fed, individually cuddled and cleaned by a production line of willing helpers," the post said.
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The Alabama production line for the larger A320, which opened in 2015, produces 4.5 aircraft a month and this could rise to five a month by the end of the year, Knittel said.
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SINGAPORE, March 27 (Reuters) - Chevron has temporarily suspended production of liquefied natural gas (LNG) at its Gorgon Train Two production line in Australia, a company spokesman said in an email statement on Monday.
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At least one autopart plant has already had to close a production line in Ciudad Juarez because of the export delays, despite some traffic shifting to smaller, nearby ports of entry, Aguirre said.
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"Should our estimate of the anticipated return to service change, we might need to consider possible further rate reductions for other options including a temporary shutdown of the Max production line," said Muilenburg.
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SINGAPORE, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Chevron has temporarily suspended production of liquefied natural gas (LNG) at its Gorgon Train Two production line in Australia, a company spokesman said in an email statement on Friday.
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Suzuki will invest about 100 billion yen ($970 million) in a second vehicle production line at its new plant in Gujarat, even before operations have begun, the Nikkei business daily reported on Friday.
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In addition to relaunching its second production line at Craon, Lactalis also plans to revive its baby milk activity through its acquisition of the infant nutrition business of South African drugmaker Aspen Pharmacare.
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So far only Sabine Pass is exporting LNG from the lower 48 states and output will double to 9 million tonnes per annum as Cheniere adds a second production line later this year.
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Turin, FCA COO EMEA Pietro Gorlier attends event at Mirafiori plant during which the first robot will be installed on the new production line for the new electric Fiat 08003 car (0830 GMT).
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Monthly output capacity for the new production line, which will start mass production in second half of 2018, could be more than four times that of an existing facility based on surface area.
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Since then, further technological transformations have followed: Henry Ford's production line and the transistor are two 20th century examples while robots, hyper-connectivity and, potentially, 3D printing are examples from more recent times.
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A tour with Apple in London revealed frenetic rainbow text leaping over a lion statue in London's Trafalgar Square while an intricate factory production line rose from the concrete floor of Covent Garden.
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What's great about refurbished devices is that they undergo rigorous performance tests to ensure that they are still in good condition (sometimes more strictly than the stuff coming right off the production line).
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He tweeted a photo of the first Model 3 to come off the company's production line on July 8th, just days after he announced that the first deliveries would come later that month.
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Lockheed is also competing for a $15 billion contract to make 114 combat jets for India's air force and has offered to move its F-16 production line from the US to India.
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Tesla said its production rate of the Model 3 is steadily increasing, but the high degree of automation on the Model 3 production line has proven challenging, said Tesla in the shareholder letter.
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Exxon was the only American-owned company to sign an agreement to crack down on emissions of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas that producers tend to emit along the natural gas production line.
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Gorlier told reporters that FCA had started building the new production line at Mirafiori to turn out 80,13 of the new 500 BEV, its first battery electric vehicle to be marketed in Europe.
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The pressures of the production line also mean sick leave is frowned-upon, and pregnant women are loath to exercise their rights in case they lose their jobs or receive a salary cut.
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The deaths lifted the veil over international soccer's biggest production line, and raised sweeping questions about a brutal apparatus that chews up untold numbers of young Brazilian boys for every star it mints.
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During several weeks when the Model 21992 production line was not yet operating, Ms. Stewart said, she was frequently assigned to menial tasks, while workers of other races did work like sorting components.
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In American car factories, workers were never supposed to stop the production line when they discovered problems; Toyota encouraged the practice and rewarded workers for finding mistakes or ways to improve the process.
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If you approach your everyday life with a just in time mindset — applying the same thoughtfulness and intentionality that major companies apply to their production line — you&aposll likely find it emotionally freeing.
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The airplane was captained by a 29-year-old pilot named Yared Getachew, who had graduated from the airline's production-line academy 20093 years before and had accumulated 8,122 hours of flight time.
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Western Digital – The hard disk drive maker said it plans to invest in a new memory chip production line with partner Toshiba, despite Toshiba's statement that it would go ahead on its own.
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According to BamS, officers aim to buy at least one further long-range aircraft, probably a used A330 or, in a break with the tradition, a modern A350 fresh off the production line.
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"When and if it becomes federally permissible to produce cannabis, workers will probably have to be washed down before they go into a grove, and checked for metals in the production line," he said.
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Output from Australia's Gorgon LNG project stalled after mechanical problems forced a shutdown, while Angola LNG remains offline and the start-up AP LNG's second production line in Australia is also running behind schedule.
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Chen Mingbo made the comments on the sidelines of an annual parliamentary meeting in Beijing, adding that part of the facility's production line would be put into operation by the end of the year.
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Although market forecasting and million-dollar sales teams can help guide manufacturing order decisions, an estimated 23 percent of all manufactured goods end up as waste within months of rolling off the production line.
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Unique spice blends form pyramids in a row of jars in "Spice Trade (Production Line)" (2016), and repurposed Tabasco bottles hold dubious medicines ("Uncle Scoot's Original All-Season Tincture Makes You Feel O-K").
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Jung declined to comment on revenue or investment targets, but said foundry and memory businesses will share the 6 trillion won next-generation chip production line that will be built in Hwaseong, South Korea.
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The last of the most recent generation of Beetles has already come off the production line, and will be put on display at the Volkswagen museum in Puebla near the plant that produced it.
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Jimmy Kimmel hosted for a second year in succession, with his usual balance of political earnestness and deadpan irreverence, and in general the event proceeded as swiftly and smoothly as a factory production line.
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Investment decisions in the car industry often occur several years before a model rolls off a production line meaning any delay in the coming months could hit output and jobs in years to come.
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Qatar plans to boost its LNG capacity by early 2024 to 110 million tonnes a year, up from its current production of 77 million tonnes a year, by adding a fourth LNG production line.
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Réunion's population is not even 10,000, but that's acted as no barrier to its oddly prolific footballing production line, which in recent times has also included Florent Sinama-Pongolle, Laurent Robert and Dider Agathe.
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The idea of putting a bolt of fabric into one end of an automated production line and getting completed garments out of the other thus remains as impossible as it was in Bank's day.
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Ford rolled their last Australian-made Falcon "ute" off the production line in July and Holden said they will cease making similar vehicles in 2017 as buyers look to more fuel-efficient, smaller cars.
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The plant, which started-up in February and has exported 18 cargoes to date, can produce around 4.5 million tonnes of LNG per year from its one existing production line, known as train 1.
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The company also took the unprecedented step of setting up a new production line inside a tent on the campus of its Fremont factory, details of which Chief Executive Elon Musk tweeted last month.
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But the town's 2-gigawatt solar panel production line will be completed this year and go into operation at a time when China's solar manufacturers are struggling with overcapacity, weak demand and trade frictions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The last classic Land Rover Defender, the 4x4 known the world over and with famous owners including Queen Elizabeth, rolled off the production line on Friday, 68 years since first being built.
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"Labor relations are good enough that they were willing to spend that much money," said Edward Balukas, president of Local 22.52 of the United Automobile Workers union, which represents production line employees at Mack.
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Workers in dark blue uniforms installed components in the plane's wings and cargo area, the rattling of their tools echoing through a cavernous space that could accommodate many more aircraft on a production line.
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The plant, which started-up in February and has exported 17 cargoes to date, can produce around 4.5 million tonnes of LNG per year from its one existing production line, known as train 1.
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As part of the bid, the American company would offer to move its sole F-16 production line, currently in Greenville, S.C., to India to make the planes at a joint factory with Tata.
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In corporate news, Samsung Electronics said it would start constructing a memory chip production line in China at the end of the month in a bid to enhance its NAND flash technology, Reuters reported.
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"We've got corrective action in place, including (inspections) in some of those closed compartments to make sure that the production line is being run the way that it needs to be run," she said.
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The photo shows Boeing&aposs snarled production line, which was getting ever more clogged as the company built planes that were not yet legal to fly and could not even be delivered to customers.
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The company is striving to expand access to Adrenaclick by upgrading the outdated production line, improving the distribution system and lobbying states to make it easier for patients to get the product from pharmacists.
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Lockheed, which had offered to shift its F-16 production line in Fort Worth, Texas, to India, said it had not been told of any change to the Indian plan for single-engine fighters.
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As a supervisor, Mr. Zhang, who left his home in western Sichuan Province 25 years ago to work in Dongguan shoe factories, once oversaw about 7,1503 production-line workers at a Taiwanese-owned factory here.
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That will give the company valuable proximity to the vehicle production line, but also could help it compete with Tesla in another new section of the energy market that it's been testing lately: home batteries.
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Another example goes back to 23, when Tesla began devising a "magic carpet" that would move parts to workers on the Model 25 production line with software-controlled conveyors and sleds that ran beneath them.
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The production line at the factory in China will have a capacity of 150,000 units annually and will be a simplified, more cost-effective version of the Model 3 line at its Fremont, Calif. factory.
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In the future, similar radio tech could be used for other semi-autonomous systems; Ensor gave the example of moving work-in-progress along a production line or controlling automated diggers on a construction site.
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The added benefit of ingraining smart technologies early on is that the embedded software continuously receives updates from the moment the connected vehicle rolls off the production line to the end of the vehicle's lifespan.
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Meanwhile, Tesla's $2 billion dollar Gigafactory in Shanghai, or Gigafactory 3, which broke ground this year, is expected to produce Tesla's Model 3 using a complete vehicle production line before the end of the year.
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Tesla founder Elon Musk has also talked about locating a battery 'Gigafactory' near the Franco-German border, in the vicinity of its Grohman Engineering division that has built a production line for Tesla's Nevada plant.
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Another example goes back to 2016, when Tesla began devising a "magic carpet" that would move parts to workers on the Model 3 production line with software-controlled conveyors and sleds that ran beneath them.
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In early July, when Samsung announced an investment of $18.6 billion in South Korea, it said it would add a production line at its NAND plant in Xi'an, but did not set an investment amount.
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Ketlaphela is targeting Tenofovir, an anti-retroviral drug, for its first production line, but will also look at drugs where there is a sustained security of supply risk, such as some antibiotics and oncology medicines.
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"Our new plant in Hungary will also be able to manufacture both combustion and electrified BMW models – all on a single production line," Oliver Zipse, BMW AG Board Member for Production said in a statement.
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A bipartisan pair of senators is hoping to speed up Lockheed Martin's plan to open a production line for the F-2628 in India, as well as approve a drone sale to the country. Sens.
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If Mr Musk fancies himself as the next Henry Ford, his factory certainly resembles the Model T's production line, where iron ore and rubber went in one end and a car chugged out the other.
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Howe became a star playing right wing on a unit with Ted Lindsay and Sid Abel known as the Production Line, and the Red Wings won the Stanley Cup in 1950, '52, '54 and '55.
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Finally, two months later, Vandermeyden's managers told her that, in order to be given a raise, she would have to increase the rate of the production line by a hundred per cent within a year.
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Xiao Fang, a 17-year-old studying computing, started work on the Amazon Echo production line last month and was given the job of applying a protective film to about 3,000 Echo Dots each day.
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AMS said it expected a further hit to fourth-quarter results from an unspecified production line problem and continuing uncertainty over the strength of demand for its sensors used in the automotive and industrial sectors.
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"Boeing is increasingly publicizing that they may have to shut down their production line due to running out of room to store completed MAX aircraft," Weaks wrote in a letter to Southwest pilots published Wednesday.
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In that role, he supported a proposal to shift the task of complying with the Renewable Fuels Standard's ethanol-blending mandate to a new segment of the production line in a way that benefits refiners.
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Australia's new 313 million tonnes-a-year Wheatstone LNG plant is due to start operations in August and the fourth production line at Cheniere Energy's Sabine Pass facility in Louisiana is also nearing start-up.
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Last February, Kaléo executives reclaimed the rights to the product and began working on safely getting it back on the market, taking steps such as adding a fully automated production line with multiple quality checks.
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Think of it this way: If you're overseeing the production line on a wind turbine or train car, you can see bottlenecks or opportunities in the process and come up with ways to improve it.
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The larger of Ford's latest U.S. investments will be $8.1.7 billion for a production line at a Livonia, Michigan, factory to produce a new 10-speed automatic transmission for the company's rear-wheel-drive vehicles.
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At the end of the production line, the skin is flattened and left to dry for a period of 8 to 15 days (this varies depending on the species), and out comes a finished product.
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Bob Corker, a senator at the time, said a union would make the company less competitive and indicated that executives would add a production line at the plant only if workers voted down a union.
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The Trump administration has strengthened military ties with New Delhi and discussed a flurry of defense agreements, including one that may see the F-16 fighter jet move its production line from Texas to India.
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"Our new plant in Hungary will also be able to manufacture both combustion and electrified BMW models - all on a single production line," Oliver Zipse, BMW AG Board Member for Production said in a statement.
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In that role, he supported a proposal to shift the task of complying with the Renewable Fuels Standard's ethanol-blending mandate to a new segment of the production line in a way that benefits refiners.
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Any 'expert' claiming there is something unusual about this or that it has something to do with the quality of cars that come off a production line is either very confused or just completely wrong.
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"Production at Gorgon Train 2 is being temporarily suspended for a planned turnaround to enhance the train's reliability in alignment with previously arranged strategies," he added, without saying when Chevron plans to restart the production line.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - In a workshop in a bombed-out factory in Mosul, Najlaa Abdelrahman joins scores of other women on a production line as they sew garments and try to knit their lives back together.
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Preferred Networks (PFN), a machine learning company specializing in production-line robots and self-driving devices, received 1 billion yen ($9.7 million) investment from Toyota and 900 million yen ($22011 million) from industrial robot maker Fanuc.
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The Model 3 is set to begin full production this year, with pre-production begun in February with a temporary production line pause to help get processes at its Fremont factory ready for the new vehicle.
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N) plans to announce it will restart its Standard Missile 2 (SM-2) production line after a $650 million dollar order from four U.S. allies, the president of Raytheon's Missile Systems, Taylor Lawrence, said on Sunday.
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PARIS, July 3 (Reuters) - French oil and gas major Total said on Wednesday that the first batches of biofuel had come off the production line at its converted La Mede refinery in the south of France.
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He said FCA would invest the 700 million euros to build a new production line at Mirafiori to turn out 13,000 of the new 500 BEV, its first battery electric vehicle to be marketed in Europe.
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The mill can already produce 27,22 tonnes of rice a year, yet the company is planning to add another 23,1.83-tonne production line and open two more mills in other states in the next five years.
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The company shut down the sedan's production line this week, but this email says the line will soon be running and a third shift will be added, allowing the sedan to be built around the clock.
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However, global output during September is constrained by planned outages at the Chevron-led Angola LNG project and Cheniere Energy's first production line at Sabine Pass - both of which will be offline for repairs and testing.
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A production line making Qashqai sports utility vehicles (SUVs) and Leaf electric cars may have its number of daily shifts reduced to two from three, Sky said, adding that Nissan described this as "rumour or speculation".
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Plainly, so do the 15,000 customers who've pre-ordered roughly 30,403 mifold car seats, which are expected to start rolling off the production line in late March, at $39.99 apiece (or slightly less bought in bulk).
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"The primary production constraint by far is in battery module assembly," said Musk, who said he has been working out of the Gigafactory in order to be closest to the largest problems in Tesla's production line.
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Relatively routine activities, such as certifying individual airplanes as they roll off the production line — as opposed to certifying the overall type of plane — will be performed by FAA officials, an agency spokesperson told Business Insider.
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Northvolt needs at least 4 billion euros ($4.7 billion) in investments to realise its battery factory plans and is currently seeking to raise between 80 million and 100 million euros to fund a pre-production line.
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Turkington ended up writing two stories: Against the Grain, which takes place on a production line, and Model Protectorates, which is a more intimate tale about a family trying to resist the Third Reich in Denmark.
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LOS ANGELES — When Ricardo Ortega wants to convince someone of the unparalleled deliciousness of nixtamalized corn, he hands them a hot tortilla right off his clanking production line in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles.
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For example, Matthias Mueller, CEO of Volkswagen revealed to CNBC that electric cars will then make up at least a quarter of the Volkswagen production line, and by 2030, all 300 Volkswagen models will be electric.
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Volvo Cars, the Swedish brand owned by China's Zhejiang Geely Holding Group, is planning a second production line at a factory in South Carolina that is still under construction, according to people familiar with the plans.
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Lawmakers on Wednesday are also hearing from a former Boeing manager who raised safety concerns to both the manufacturer and federal safety officials about the breakneck production pace at the planemaker's production line in Washington state.
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But when you know there's a pretty good chance that no matter what you're buying, something unethical happened at some point down the production line, it can be hard to feel like you're doing something generous.
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The reason is obvious: somehow, Belgium, a country of just 11 million people, one with a generally unremarkable soccer pedigree and a fair-to-middling national league, has stumbled upon an astonishing production line of talent.
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In addition to the costs to develop the new technology, Ford invested $1.4 billion for a production line at its transmission plant in Livonia, Michigan for the 10-speeds that will go into the new trucks.
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Toshiba said this week it would invest an additional 110 billion yen ($980 million) in the Fab 6 chip production line in Yokkaichi, central Japan, on top of a planned initial investment of 195 billion yen.
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Its plans were thwarted by the Ohio congressional delegation, which led a fight to add more M-1s to the budget in order to keep the General Dynamics production line in Lima, Ohio, up and running.
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Whether kosher dills, sours, half-sours or bread-and-butters, chances are they got their start on the production line at United Pickle, the largest family-owned supplier of pickles and pickled condiments in New York City.
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Driving this point home, CNBC also reported that on Monday morning he sent out a second memo regarding a small but "strange" fire that had broken out Sunday night on a production line, but was quickly extinguished.
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But investment decisions in the sector often occur several years before models roll off the production line, meaning the effect of the June 23 vote may not be felt until the end of the decade and beyond.
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BEIJING, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Xinfa Group, one of China's top aluminium producers, has shut down an aluminium production line after an explosion at a plant in the northwestern Chinese region of Xinjiang, according to a company source.
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BEIJING, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Xinfa Group, one of China's top aluminum producers, has shut down an aluminum production line after an explosion at a plant in the northwestern Chinese region of Xinjiang, according to a company source.
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A staff member from the OnePlus team explained in a forum post that EngineerMode is a diagnostic tool used for factory production line functionality testing and also for IT support as OnePlus customers call in for help.
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Lockheed has offered to shift its ageing F-16 production line from Fort Worth, Texas as part of Modi's "Make-in-India" drive while it ramps up production of the high-end F-35 aircraft at home.
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"Holding more inventory, or adding another production line as a business contingency measure may improve a company's robustness in the face of disaster, but it won't necessarily improve its global competitiveness," said supply chain expert Takahiro Fujimoto.
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The senators "have heard that facility supervisors in Chattanooga are engaging in direct anti-union conversations with workers in the workplace, including pulling workers off the production line to ask if they support the union," they said.
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Tesla says the smaller-battery, cheaper, car is coming next year, but for now it's limiting options to keep things simple on the production line and to make the vehicle as profitable as possible at the beginning.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Every 45 seconds or so, a neatly wrapped VanHeusen dress shirt destined for a J C Penney store in the United States drops off a new production line at a factory north of Vietnam's capital.
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It is also spending 22005 million euros ($22010 million) on upgrades to its Russian factory this year, including a new production line which will lift annual capacity to 2161390 million tyres by the end of the year.
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Spiegel magazine, citing IG Metall sources, reported that Opel would need to cut the workforce at Eisenach to 1,000 from 1,800 if existing production plans were implemented and no new models were added to the production line.
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Howe teamed with his fellow Hall of Famers Sid Abel at center and Ted Lindsay at left wing on a unit known as the Production Line when the Red Wings dominated the league in the early 1950s.
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Many of the victims of the arsenal were torn apart and burned beyond recognition by the blast, which killed the 13-year-old daughter of one of the plant's supervisors, who had worked on the production line.
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Lockheed has offered to shift its ageing F-16 production line from Fort Worth, Texas, as part of Modi's "Make-in-India" drive while it ramps up production of the high-end F-35 aircraft at home.
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We are still in the beginning of our production ramp, but every Model 3 is being built on the Model 3 production line, which is fully installed, powered on, producing vehicles, and increasing in automation every day.
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Tesla is building cars on a production line housed in a tent; it has replaced robots that aren't fast enough with humans; and Elon Musk has been sleeping in the factory, working all hours to streamline production.
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A separate production line that makes the Model S and the Model X has a series of 0003 stations, with 17 workers, in the area where battery packs and electric motors are married to the vehicles' underbodies.
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The Japanese information technology company's only European factory has scheduled production to stop on its first production line - its assembly line for car audio components - from March 16, factory managing director Blanca Hermana told Reuters on Wednesday.
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A source close to the company said that while there was no minimum order set in stone for it to lay down a production line, they would expect to build at least 100 planes at the facility.
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All this depends on manufacturers getting on board with the tech and possibly finding that 'killer app' or function that makes it worth putting UWB inside every phone that rolls off the production line, iPhone or otherwise.
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Tesla's results came within a week of Tesla's long anticipated Model 2336.4 launch, where Musk revealed that first off the production line would be a $22.51.2,22 version of the car with a 22-mile (2.093 km) range.
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Parachuting onto a snow-covered mountain plateau, the small group teamed up with a handful of other commando soldiers before skiing to their destination, penetrating the plant on foot and blowing up the heavy water production line.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's new transport minister said on Friday he was no "buddy" of car industry bosses, but a friend of production line workers and drivers who opposes bans for diesel vehicles and forcing manufacturers to refit cars.
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Ford also has the most exposed overseas plant, with nearly one in three cars rolling off the production line in its Cologne plant in Germany destined for Britain, the company's third-largest market, according to researchers LMC Automotive.
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Bringing Halloween to Skittles In 2016, Mars Wrigley poured $50 million into its Yorkville, Illinois, candy factory to expand the facility — which also makes Life Savers and Doublemint and Juicy Fruit gums — and add a Skittles production line.
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"The second-phase amount of investment in the second production line has not been decided and will depend on market conditions," the South Korean tech giant said in a statement to Reuters, in response to the Xinhua report.
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In 2009 the last domestic peg clittered off the production line, and the last owner of the National Clothespin Company was buried under a five-foot reclining version, in grey granite, that looked as dead as he was.
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Guillaume Faury, who took over the main planemaking unit of Airbus in February, said an additional production line to be opened soon in Hamburg, Germany, would contain significantly more automation and a higher population of robots than before.
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TURIN, Italy, July 11 (Reuters) - Fiat Chrysler will invest an overall amount of 700 million euros ($788 million) to build a production line for the new electric version of the 500 model (BEV), a top group executive said.
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Lundgren established an elaborate counterfeit supply chain in China: Mr. Lundgren traveled extensively in China to set up a production line and designed counterfeit molds for Microsoft software in order to unlawfully manufacture counterfeit discs in significant volumes.
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BRATISLAVA (Reuters) - Slovak group InoBat and U.S. energy tech firm Wildcat Discovery Technologies will build a 100 million euro ($111 million) automotive battery production line in Slovakia, with the aim of meeting future demand from central Europe's carmakers.
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Buying jets straight from the production line would be a new move for the air force's VIP transport wing: Germany currently operates two aging second-hand A340s, which are no longer made, as well as some smaller aircraft.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Workers demanding better conditions and benefits have destroyed the production line of a Chinese-owned factory making clothes for Swedish fashion retailer Hennes & Mauritz, in one of the most violent labor disputes in Myanmar in years.
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Even through his 80-to-20153 -hour work weeks, whether he's launching satellites, working on the Tesla production line with his employees or chatting with customers on Twitter, Musk is constantly proving he's a man of unexpected capabilities.
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"To maintain their clean, green image, they will need to ensure every individual component required for the manufacture of their vehicles is ethically sourced and as untarnished as a new vehicle rolling off the production line," he said.
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Lieberman thinks it might be because American silicone manufacturers tend to cater to the aerospace and health industries, who might be less than thrilled to learn their products were sharing a production line with a batch of dildos.
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Restarting the F-22 production line or upgrading it will delay the next-generation fighter, and in a world where stealth will be a less and less dominant technology, delaying the sixth-generation fighter is a lousy idea.
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And with five coaches here, and the likes of Tottenham Hotspur's Mauricio Pochettino and Atlético Madrid's firebrand, Diego Simeone, now among the most highly-regarded managers in Europe, the production line appears to be more prolific than ever.
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Ford, which has been involved in a research project with the robotics startup since last year, said Sunday night ahead of CES 2020 in Las Vegas that it will receive the first two robots off the production line.
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Tesla has said the production line at the factory in China will have a capacity of 503,000 units annually and will be a simplified, more cost-effective version of the Model 3 line at its Fremont, Calif. factory.
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The company, which has about a 100 manufacturing facilities around the world, said it would automate a production line in Germany that makes rollers for large-size bearings and another in France that assembles deep groove ball bearings.
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The Model 3 targets a 25 percent gross margin when fully ramped, but with production line stoppages and the need to hire 400 more hourly workers, the vehicle's negative margins today could be further pressured in the short-term.
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With a potential $56 billion compensation package awaiting him, he'll turn to humans to get the assembly line running smoothly again—a production line that has been described as a living hell for those who have been on it.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steelmaker, has not changed its plan to invest $1 billion dollars in a new production line in Mexico, a spokesman said on Friday, despite uncertainty around terms of trade in North America.
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Yunnan Yuntianhua Co stopped a 500,000-tonne per year production plant of ammonia and an 800,000-tonne a year urea production line at its Yunnan Shuifu subsidiary, it said in a filing to the Shanghai Stock Exchange on Tuesday.
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However, the SMMT said that investment in the sector, which tends to make decisions about future production two to three years before a model rolls off the production line, fell by a third to 1.66 billion pounds ($2.1 billion).
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The first 30 Model 3s to roll off the production line were handed over to Tesla employees with reservations at an event this past weekend, and the company now begins the uphill climb of filling the 500,000 other preorders.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung C&T Corp and Samsung Electronics Co Ltd have almost doubled the size of a contract related to the construction of a semiconductor production line, taking the project's total cost to 1.46 trillion won ($1.29 billion).
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The future of Opel's Eisenach factory in Germany hung in the balance on Monday after shop stewards rejected wage concessions demanded by PSA in exchange for a commitment to invest in a production line for a new model there.
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Advanced Lithium-ion materials can be incorporated into these factories almost immediately, with no costly changes or delays for the manufacturers -- from their standpoint, it's a simple matter of swapping one black powder in the production line for another.
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Samsung, in a statement, said its plan includes 14.4 trillion won for its new NAND memory plant in Pyeongtaek by 2021 to increase output, and 6 trillion won to build another semiconductor production line at its existing Hwaseong complex.
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When Tony Huffman stepped away from the production line at the Denso auto part factory in Battle Creek, Michigan, to talk with WIRED earlier this month, the workers he supervised were still being watched—but not by a human.
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TCL plans to build a production line in the central city of Wuhan to produce displays called LTPS-AMOLED (low temperature poly silicon-active matrix organic light-emitting diode), it said in a statement on the Shenzhen stock exchange.
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SEATTLE/PARIS (Reuters) - Boeing Co's decision to suspend aerospace's biggest production line exposes contrasts in the U.S.-dominated 737 MAX supply chain, severely straining some niche machine shops while giving engine giants time to iron out their own wrinkles.
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Thomas Bauernhansl, director at the Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation IPA, said the focus of the research project was to set up a more digitized production line that will reduce the current scrap rate of 10 percent.
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Northvolt and Scania said on Thursday they had agreed to develop and commercialize battery cell technology for heavy commercial vehicles; Scania's investment will go toward building a demonstration production line and research facility for Northvolt in Skelleftea, northern Sweden.
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SEATTLE/PARIS (Reuters) - Boeing Co's decision to suspend aerospace's biggest production line exposes contrasts in the U.S.-dominated 737 MAX supply chain, severely straining some niche machine shops while giving engine giants time to iron out their own wrinkles.
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Even Tesla, the prime example of a tech company disrupting the car industry, has struggled to get cars off the production line, with the new Model X listed among Consumer Reports' top 10 least reliable cars on the road.
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But the very first Global Hawk to come off the production line has returned to civilian life—if you can call flying for NASA civilian—and has since been joined by others that NASA acquires, lightly used, from the Air Force.
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For now, undelivered jets continue to crowd the tarmac in Toulouse as Pratt & Whitney diverts engines from the production line to a pool of spares to supply airlines that are having to take engines out of service for early maintenance.
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Lockheed, the prime contractor, and its partners, including Northrop Grumman Corp, United Technologies Corp's Pratt & Whitney and BAE Systems Plc, have been working on building a more cost-effective supply chain to fuel the production line in Fort Worth, Texas.
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But Bion's decision not to go ahead with plans to automate part of his production line by installing the 223,21 pound ($20.7713,000) robotic arm is the kind of investment curb which is likely to damage the economy over the longer term.
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Its half-shiny, half-grimy mega-city setting may have resembled the noirish metropolises of "Blade Runner" (1982) and "Brazil" (1985), and its cyborg heroine could have come from the same production line as "Robocop" (1987) and "The Terminator" (1984).
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Trial runs of this method have been "very satisfactory" according to Benito-Peña, and their results could have a huge impact on the beer industry, since skunkiness could be tracked down on the production line, and not in your summer cooler.
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SEOUL, July 27 (Reuters) - South Korea's LG Display Co Ltd said on Wednesday it will invest 1.99 trillion won ($1.75 billion) to build a new small- to medium-sized organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display production line in South Korea.
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At another point, Representative Albio Sires, Democrat of New Jersey, read from an email he said was sent to the head of the 737 program in 2018, from a Boeing employee complaining of fatigue and safety concerns on the production line.
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In an effort to make a profit with electric cars, Daimler has opted to manufacture the Mercedes EQC in a way that enables it to be built on the same production line as a combustion engined car, retooling existing plants.
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All you have to do is plunk down a $2,500 deposit to reserve a "standard" production model, or a whopping $25,500 for a special, well-optioned "launch edition" that is one of the first 255 cars off the production line.
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VW will build 27 models for four group brands based on the MEB - or modular electrification kit - starting with the Volkswagen ID model that will begin rolling off the production line at its plant in Zwickau, Germany, late next year.
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The main new feature seems to be a slightly updated design, and a giant "NEW" on the front of the box, lest you forget for a few minutes that this was in fact an item fresh off the production line.
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The second line could debut in early 2019, the report said, and will manufacture the same yearly volume as the first production line which is scheduled to open next year and will have an annual production capacity of 250,000 vehicles.
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Lockheed, the prime contractor, and its partners including Northrop Grumman Corp, United Technologies Corp's Pratt & Whitney and BAE Systems Plc have been working on building a more cost-effective supply chain to fuel the production line in Fort Worth, Texas.
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Bombardier criticized the U.S. decision as out of touch, citing the Canadian planemaker's plan to team up with European Airbus to launch assembly of the CSeries from a production line in Mobile, Alabama, making it a domestic product for U.S. buyers.
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It also announced it is creating a new missile production line, and said it would continue with its missile program.. The U.S. Navy fired warning shots at an Iranian vessel that came dangerously close to them in the Persian Gulf.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - European planemaker Airbus inaugurated a new production line for its best-selling A320 jet with robots Luise and Renate joining human workers as it turns to new automation to help it deal with an eight-year order backlog.
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And to save time workers spend walking round the factory floor, employees are being given hand-held computers and automated trollies, so they can communicate with their managers and get the tools they need without stepping off the production line.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said on Friday that it has not decided on additional investment in a second memory chip production line in the Chinese city of Xian, denying a report by China's official Xinhua news agency.
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Mr. Fields said on Tuesday that the combination of driverless cars and ride-sharing services represented a "seismic shift" for the auto industry that would be greater than the advent of the moving production line was roughly a century ago.
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Achuthan, co-founder of Economic Cycle Research Institute, says hides and other non-exchange-traded sensitive industrial materials such as rubber are often the first item on the production line and their price movements are a barometer for economic activity.
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Muilenburg told lawmakers that the 737 production line was working at a "high rate" at the time of the first crash in October 2018 and that Boeing hadn't curtailed production of the jet even after workers made safety concerns aware.
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The Fremont factory will have to handle the Model 20183 on top of production for the Model S and Model X. In a September interview with Y Combinator's Sam Altman, Musk acknowledged the factory's production line had to be faster.
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Though some in the village have started modernizing their production line, such as substituting an industrial steamer for the traditional wok-over-flame method, the Changs still do it all in the old-school, no-bullshit way from beginning to end.
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Most automakers test a new model's production line by building vehicles with relatively cheap, prototype tools designed to be scrapped once they deliver doors that fit, body panels with the right shape and dashboards that don't have gaps or seams.
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While is not clear what portion of the new Chinese production line would be devoted to the British brand, greater production volumes would be consistent with Geely's stated ambition to grow the market for Lotus by broadening its line-up.
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The settlement calls for Western Digital to drop arbitration claims seeking to stop the sale to the Bain consortium in exchange for Toshiba allowing the U.S. partner to invest in a new production line starting next year for advanced memory chips.
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Toyota was more willing to stop the production line if a defect was identified or randomly pull parts from the line to measure their quality, and designed vehicles that were easier to build than Tesla's cars, the former workers said.
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Beyond the automakers, Givenchy, Dior, and liquor giant Pernod Ricard, which use alcohol in their products, are making hand sanitizer in France and the US. Honeywell is hiring 500 workers to run an extra production line to crank out N95 masks.
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And a Boeing whistleblower recently testified to Congress that he tried to alert superiors about the problem with the production line ahead of the Lion Air crash, and then again ahead of the Ethiopian crash, only to have his concerns ignored.
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Washington (CNN)For the second time in two months, the US Air Force has stopped accepting deliveries of new Boeing KC-46 tanker and refueling aircraft after debris was again found in some of the planes coming off the production line.
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YOKKAICHI, Japan (Reuters) - Toshiba Corp said it is discussing joint investment in a new chip production line with Western Digital Corp - its estranged business partner after the Japanese firm chose a different suitor to buy its $18 billion semiconductor business.
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Now, after the city management, we realized that there are some more areas in the traditional, more traditional sectors, because the manufacturing, in the production line, by nature it is full of sensor data, but unfortunately, nobody really touched this data until today.
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It generally takes around two to three years from the point a carmaker decides to build a new model at a plant and the first car rolling off the production line, which means that current manufacturing is based on pre-Brexit investment choices.
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The big coup last year for Dan T. Moore's Shippoli was buying used machines from a factory in California that is allowing him to set up a new production line for $140,000 instead of the $3 million it would have cost new.
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European planemaker Airbus SE, which is buying a controlling stake in the CSeries program and has a competing plane, has said it would add a second CSeries production line to a factory in Alabama, making it a U.S. product for domestic airlines.
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What's unique about the Switch, however, is that there's also a stamped-in date (Nov 15, 2016 on this particular model) which will give you an idea of how long the production line has been running and what batch your unit came from.
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"NAND (flash memory) chip prices will further decline through the first half of next year ... (as) Toshiba's new production line will start and Hynix starts mass production of one of its NAND lines," said Song Myung-sup, an analyst at HI Investment & Securities.
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"We do not want to cut back worker protection, but we need to leave people the freedom to decide what hours they work," he said, adding office jobs - as opposed to those on the production line - require more flexible and mobile working conditions.
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Local news site Hankyung reported in July that Samsung planned to halt production of LCD panels on a production line at its number 222.3 plant in Asan in South Chungcheong province by end of 212.9 and turn it into an OLED line.
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The problem with this, according to Duarte, is that there's almost always a power imbalance between those designing the experiments and the subjects whose behavior is being targeted for monitoring or change—in this case, the employer and the production line workers.
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The state-owned company's first 150 kilograms of lithium carbonate from Yiliping salt lake in Qinghai province recently came off the production line thanks to technology it had developed in-house, Minmetals said in an emailed statement, without providing any future output targets.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Lactalis, the world's largest dairy group, on Friday rejected media reports that salmonella had been detected in baby milk from a second production line at a French factory where contaminated milk led to dozens of babies falling ill last year.
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Cruise, the self-driving car startup that sold to General Motors last year, has reached a new milestone: it has a self-driving car model, based on its Bolt electric vehicle, that's now ready for the factory production line and ride-hailing passengers.
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But as investment decisions in the car industry are often made two to three years before a new model rolls off the production line, Britain's biggest union believes the next few months could be key to securing the future of the site.
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Still, until recently, the F-18 program had been viewed by many to be a production line on life support, as newer planes including Lockheed Martin's F-35 Joint Strike Fighter roll off assembly lines and into future U.S. carrier air wings.
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"Production at Gorgon Train Two is being temporarily suspended for a planned turnaround to enhance the train's reliability in alignment with previously arranged strategies," a Chevron spokesman said in an email statement, without saying when Chevron planned to restart the production line.
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Panasonic is investing huge sums of money to build battery production lines right inside the Gigafactory — it's a sort of tenant / landlord situation where Panasonic owns its production lines and delivers battery cells right to the front end of Tesla's production line.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd plans to begin building a new memory chip production line in China in late March, a spokesman said on Thursday, as the tech giant ramps up efforts to boost NAND flash technology to meet future demand.
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A production line or an entire factory could be shut down if hackers were to alter the electronic clocks of just a few trucks — particularly those carrying just-in-time inventory parts as freight — to show their allowed driving time has expired.
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"There's one car manufacturer in Japan where if something goes wrong on the production line, there's a siren and a light above the station of the person where the mistake happened," Blumenthal was quoted saying in a recent U.K. issue of the magazine.
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Despite all the effort she's put into 3D printing the statues and distributing digitized knowledge about them, Allahyari assured me that she's not an uncritical booster of the technology, the kind of person who envisions entire buildings rolling off the production line.
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A former assembly-line employee who worked at Tesla in 2019 said that more often than not, his coworkers wouldn't flag minor issues like scratches and dents, instead betting that someone on the next part of the production line would catch them.
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Jason Hulburt, a production line supervisor from Albert Lea, said he planned to vote for Mr. Hagedorn on Tuesday, a choice he made in part because of how important he thinks it is for Mr. Trump to have like-minded Republicans in Congress.
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One of the whistleblowers, Ed Pierson, is a former Boeing employee who worked on the 737 MAX program and said he urged managers to shut down the production line because of mistakes and cut corners, but that his recommendations fell on deaf ears.
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Qatar Petroleum (QP) is preparing to issue a tender seeking partners to invest in the construction of a fourth LNG train, or production line, that will see its capacity grow to 110 million tonnes a year (mtpa) from the current 78 mtpa.
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Pierson&aposs concerns about work conditions in the 737 Max production line echo those of other Boeing employees, many of whom have separately spoken of immense internal pressure to build planes quickly and rush through aircraft safety features while keeping costs low.
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Buying the new Air Force Ones from Boeing ensures that possibly as many as several hundred jobs will be retained in this country in order to work on the planes over several years, as well as keeping the production line open in the meantime.
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Soon, however, robotic arms and sensor equipment may replace the two Polish and Hungarian workers on the production line at Muller Precision Engineering's plant in Redditch, central England — in part due to growing labour shortages since Britain voted to leave the European Union in 2016.
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Frequent flyers and aviation geeks who spot an ARJ may not even recognize it for the pioneer it is, or even do a double take: it looks just like a shrunken DC-9, a 50-year old American veteran whose production line closed years ago.
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Jorge Göttert, president of Göttert, a 75-year-old company that makes production line systems for the wood and auto sectors, says he has tried not to lay off workers because of his memories of what happened during the country's worst financial crisis in 2001.
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But Tesla is going to have to crank production up by an awful lot more to make the 23,000 cars a year which Mr Musk wants to see pouring off the production line by 2018, let alone the 1m intended for just two years later.
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In the production line under the tent at the site, conveyors have broken down at the point where cars are carried forward for "battery marriage," where workers install heavy battery packs into the Model 3 sedans and join two halves of the cars together.
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Before last night, the Chicago Cubs had last won Major League Baseball's (MLB) World Series in 1908, when (to cite a few arbitrary examples) the Romanovs ruled Russia, American women could not vote and the very first Model-T rolled off the production line.
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Setting aside the fact that buying one of the first cars off a production line seems like a terrible idea from a reliability standpoint, allowing customers to put down (refundable) deposits on a new car from a brand new car company takes some balls.
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Tesla also forecast that the cost of the Model Y production line should be substantially lower than the Model 3 line in Fremont, California because it will be built on the same platform and share about 75 percent of its components with Model 3.
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The automaker dominates the Indian market, its largest, through its majority stake in Maruti Suzuki India Ltd and the results come on the heels of a report that the Japanese automaker will invest in a second production line at a new plant in the country.
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He said FCA would invest the 700 million euros to build a new production line at Mirafiori to turn out 80,000 of the new 500 BEV, its first battery electric vehicle to be marketed in Europe after a smaller, initial foray in the United States.
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Airbus can alter the mix of aircraft powered by each type of engine on its production line, but needs four months' notice to decide which engines go on which airframe, meaning it has been left with aircraft for Pratt & Whitney customers but no engines.
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As we sit in a tent, chatting to the backdrop of a man playing what sounds like funeral parlour music on an organ, I ask him if the band are supposed to be some satirical antidote to the production line of the music industry?
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The Air Force has warned Congress that more than a third of the 283 A-10 attack aircraft fleet may have to be permanently grounded unless Congress increases the Air Force's budget to restart the production line that makes new wings for the planes.
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