assembly-line的例句大全

For example, some would argue that an assembly-line worker whose future employment depends on the outcome of a new product-design project is a stakeholder.

例如，某些人会提出未来的参加工作决定于于新产物预设项目的成果的装置线工人是不是归属项目短长瓜葛者。

Assembly-line workers in Kentucky are using the system.

在肯塔基州的生产线员工使用该系统。

He is best remembered for the introduction of the moving assembly-line.

他最为人铭记的创举是率先采用流水装配线。

The assembly line of necessity kept moving.

生产线势必保持运转下去。

Last year the millionth truck rolled off the assembly line.

去年，第100万台卡车驶下流水线。

Assembly-line manufacturing, for instance, was conducive to union organisation.

例如，制造业的装配流水线有助于工会组织的形成。

Indeed the march of the robots will also soon pose a threat to assembly-line workers in China.

事实上，机器人的发展很快将威胁到中国的流水线工人。

Third, labour-saving technical change continuously threatens assembly-line jobs for the unskilled.

第三，节省劳力的技术改革持续威胁着组装线上不熟练的工人。

Taking bridge and culvert project as an example, this paper illustrates the practicability and scientificity of assembly-line method in engineering construction.

本文以涵洞工程为例，说明采用流水作业法组织工程施工的实用性和科学性。

He expanded their clean, efficient, assembly-line style of marketing hamburgers from one location to more than 200 in just seven years.

短短7年内，他便将麦当劳销售汉堡所采用的既卫生又高效率的生产线风格，从一处发展到200多处。

With the rapid development of VLSI programmable device such as FPGA/ CPLD and assembly-line technique, the fast programmable design method of high-speed DSP becomes possible.

随着超大规模可编程器件FPGA CPLD和流水线技术的迅速发展，使得高速DSP运算的快速编程实现成为了可能。

Produced in quantity often by assembly-line techniques.

通常是用流水线技术大量生产的。

Its operations-assembling iPhones for Apple, Kindles for Amazon and PlayStations for Sony-employ legions of young assembly-line workers who often toil 60 hours a week for about$ 2.50 an hour.

它的工厂会为苹果（Apple）装配iPhone，为亚马逊（Amazon）装配Kindle，为索尼（Sony）装配PlayStations，它雇用了大批年轻的装配线工人，他们常常每周辛苦地工作60个小时，时薪约为2.5美元。

Frederick W. Taylor, the efficiency expert who early in this century conducted the time-and-motion studies that led to the assembly-line process, tried to reduce workers to robots, all in the name of greater production.

弗雷德里克W泰勒，是本世纪初进行时间和运动研究的效率专家，这种研究产生了装配线工序。他试图把工人变成机器人，只是为了更大的产量。

At Foxconn International, which has in effect doubled wages for hundreds of thousands of assembly-line workers, staff costs ( including pensions) are about 7 per cent of the cost of inventories.

富士康国际（Foxconn International）事实上已经为数十万装配线工人加了一倍工资，但该公司的员工成本（包括养老金）仍只有库存成本的7%左右。

In a notice obtained by China Labor Watch, a New York-based group, Yue Yuen said the merger of the two plants would affect only clerical and logistics staff, and not assembly-line personnel.

总部位于纽约的“中国劳工观察”（China Labor Watch）获得的一份通知显示，裕元表示，两家工厂的合并将只影响文秘和后勤人员，不会影响组装线上的工人。

It could be the superficial resemblance to some onerous early-industrial assembly-line task-the sort of hard, silly-looking repetition that used to destroy a worker's body in six months.

这项运动表面上看来就像一些早期工业时代繁重的装配线工作，又辛苦又蠢还不断重复，六个月就能把工人的身体拖垮。

It is the often-repetitive, tedious nature of assembly-line work that is haunting workers, who are further exhausted by constant overtime and night shifts.

让工人们备受煎熬的是流水线作业重复单调的工作性质。此外，不断地加班和倒夜班也让他们精疲力竭。

For example, they identify when repetitive motion for assembly-line workers may result in carpal tunnel syndrome, or when exposure to grinding dust might cause lung ailments, etc.

例如，他们识别那些组装线上的工人重复的运动会导致腕管综合征，或是暴露于磨削粉的环境中会引发肺部疾病等。

Although Chinese law stipulates that assembly-line workers should toil for only 53 hours a week, 80 hours is common: the average working day is 11-12 hours long.

虽然中国法律规定车间工人每周工作时间不得超过53小时，但实际工作80小时的情况很普遍平均每天工作时间达到11至12小时。