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1. They aim to cut production lead times to under 18 months.

2. Lead times on new equipment orders can run as long as three years.

3. There is a long lead time between order and delivery of the product.

4. Product lead times have been cut in half from 30 days to under 13 days.

5. Lead times, however, are only one economic factor relevant to East - West competition.

6. The international automobile industry is a typical case where shortening the product development lead time is recognized as a valuable competitive weapon.

7. The first modification requires that a reorder point be established that allows for delivery lead times.

8. Where lead times are certain, they can be allowed for in stock calculations.

9. It has also cut manufacturing lead times from 17 weeks to two and trebled output per operator.

10. Stage overlapping and communication patterns Development lead time is directly affected by the nature of engineering problem solving.

11. The benefit of the first method is that it cuts total lead time while leaving each individual stage length unchanged.

12. The head of computer services could dictate lead times and turnaround times for all projects.

13. As a result time-to-market and lead times remain excessive in most manufacturing sectors.

14. The lead time as shown is the time taken between the order being made and the delivery taking place.

15. The lead times are useful in planning other activities dependent on this stage being completed.

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16. One of the problems with magazine advertisements, however, is their relatively long lead time before an advertisement appears.

17. Lead times - the period which elapsed between an appeal being launched and its disposal - were largely unchanged.

18. Lengthy lead time on procuring PreciPitators and bag-houses may extend the time frame for completion of some conversions past one year.

19. A highly skilled workforce trained in designing and manufacturing high-quality, high value-added products at low cost, with shorter lead times.

20. Can embargo be a useful instrument to protect lead times or influence Soviet policy?

21. At match leading time has not given up, maintained throughout a steady point of view.

22. In ERP/MRP-II system, dynamic leading time is a variable closely related to delivery time, inventory plan and capacity balance plan, etc.

23. However, the leading time of the forecasting by these models is very short, pre warning is usually made in several ten-minutes before the debris flow generating.

24. About 34 percent listed personal Internet use as the leading time - wasting activity in the workplace.

25. The computer design , the structure is reasonable. processing by CNC leading time is about 12 days.

26. The calculation of the method is simple because it has only two parameters with a certain leading time.

27. Stock warehouse is located in BeiJing which provide you abundant existing product which can be largely to short your leading time as well as to save your cost.

28. It was 0.3s slower than his world record and 0.1s behind the 2011 leading time by fellow Jamaican Asafa Powell[sentencedict.com], who heads the series' point standings.

29. This genetic algorithm is used to determine feasible scheduling sequence and fuzzy controller is adopted to adjust the leading time.

30. Withpowerful developing and production ability, we can strongly satisfy customers with our high quality, short leading time, diversification.