" In other writings, he championed at-home childbirth and lamented infants being "bottle fed on assembly line schedules by assembly line doctors.
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When a presidential candidate meets with a truck driver, assembly line worker, or teacher, he seems a little more relatable to every other truck driver, assembly line worker, and teacher in the country.
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Porsche engineers use the tech on the Panamera assembly line.
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Every such issue would cause the assembly line to stop.
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There is no grease or grime around the assembly line.
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On the detective show assembly line, the dead girl is
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That's especially true of factory jobs with an assembly line.
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A county lawmaker would then move into the Assembly line.
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The news is not all grim for assembly line workers.
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The company said suspension schedules would vary by assembly line.
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The very first 777 off the assembly line was airworthy.
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Fewer moving parts mean fewer workers on the assembly line.
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It's not the same for people on the assembly line.
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Chen was on the assembly line at his previous job.
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Three plants -- an assembly line in Lordstown, Ohio, and transmission plants in Warren, Michigan ,and Baltimore -- have already halted production, while the Hamtramck assembly line in Detroit is slated to close early next year.
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"Most fast casual restaurants use an assembly line process, where you kind of come in and you go down an assembly line talking to probably four or five different employees along the way," says Neman.
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It is constructing its second assembly line in Shanghai, announcing plans for a third assembly line in Germany, and unveiled plans for a lower priced SUV, the Model Y, and an electric pickup — the Cybertruck.
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It will also launch a Porsche Cayenne assembly line next year.
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He had a quick stint on an assembly line in Detroit.
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GM has said the Oshawa closure affects 2,973 assembly line jobs.
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More than 40 of the jets are on the assembly line.
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The future of news in 2009 is an assembly line of
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Problems within its heavily roboticized assembly line have complicated those efforts.
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The 5,000th vehicle rolled off the assembly line at 5 a.m.
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Working on an assembly line was not Shashi's idea of fun.
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The assembly line at Feetz has 100 humming 3-D printers.
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We're not like an assembly line that exists in traditional advertising.
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Mary T. Barra started on the assembly line at General Motors.
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Jobs taken might include bartending, assembly-line work, or prep cooking.
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I was originally hired for the assembly line to build machines.
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In recent decades, increasingly capable robots have replaced assembly-line workers.
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Not everyone, of course, can leave the assembly line at will.
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"Official subtitling was a little more assembly line," Mr. Decker said.
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And a third assembly line, outside the walls of a plant?
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It isn't made with love — it's made on an assembly line.
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He doesn't drive cars as they come off the assembly line.
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Cheesy, assembly line desserts, those are always a really easy tell.
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It's not just assembly-line workers who have to worry anymore.
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Above, an assembly line for Tasers at Axon in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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"Built" doesn't mean he worked the assembly line in Oxford, England.
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At a minimum, the assembly-line immigration court system will remain.
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"We have to fight so that the future of the No.2 assembly line (in the city of Bupyeong) does not follow that of the Gunsan factory," union workers at the assembly line said in the newsletter.
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Ammo troops move GBU-38 bomb bodies along a mobile assembly line.
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Built entire new general assembly line in 0003 weeks w minimal resources.
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Built entire new general assembly line in 23 weeks w minimal resources.
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High res photos of the length of the $TSLA tent assembly line.
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He just happened to be the next name on the assembly line.
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Which they frequently are — mass-produced widgets from the corporate assembly line.
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Now, he checks trucks at the end of the Flint assembly line.
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"It's like having worked on an assembly line at Ford," said Lewis.
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The assembly-line format allows employees to be experts at their jobs.
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Unlike a 1950 assembly line where workers clocked in at 9 a.m.
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At least half of the workers on Carrier's assembly line are women.
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Assembly line technology became commonplace because it made factory workers more productive.
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GM builds sedans on one assembly line and pickup trucks on another.
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His father worked on a Mack truck assembly line for 30 years.
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Their studio distances itself from Mr. Wunder's high-volume, assembly-line techniques.
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On Honda's assembly line, the units are coded for fabric or cowhide.
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Above, 29 Max 216 airplanes on the assembly line in Renton, Wash.
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Six days a week, she's on the assembly line by 6 a.m.
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These pies aren't from frozen balls of dough or assembly-line creations.
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"Oh my God, this is like an assembly line," Mr. Hall said.
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The heart of this assembly line is the Midwestern states of America.
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The Airbus A103 in the final assembly-line hangar in Mobile, Ala.
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He has donned factory uniforms and walked the assembly line in Zhengzhou.
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Facebook's newsfeed puts everything on a sort of user-controlled assembly line.
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The Honda CR-V rolls off an assembly line in Alliston, Ontario.
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Chen wasn't working at Foxconn when he was on the assembly line.
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Two units burst into flames on the assembly line after the batteries overheated.
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But machines now do much of the assembly line work that he did.
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Lucid's first car is expected to roll off the assembly line in 2019.
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Their agricultural ways resemble an assembly line, with different ants doing different jobs.
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It has touched everyone — from those in the boardroom to the assembly line.
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These robots are not the isolated moving arms of an assembly-line 'bot.
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Of course, automation in manufacturing has now put assembly-line workers at risk.
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Not intellectually fulfilling work, but the 21st century version of an assembly line.
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Every 10 seconds, a tortilla would be sent through the machine's assembly line.
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He blended good food with fast food into an assembly line without microwaves.
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An assembly line of about 10 people pull together a basket for distribution.
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The route from track to assembly line isn't always a one-way street.
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Not that the co-writes don't do Nashville's assembly-line tradition fairly proud.
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His latest job is on the assembly line at a gun manufacturing plant.
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We know every child matters and the classroom is not an assembly line.
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Other tasks, such as warehouse and assembly-line monitoring, could be done remotely.
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The S.U.V. is expected to start rolling off the assembly line by December.
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Fiat Chrysler laid off another 1,300 workers at their assembly line in Detroit.
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They don't want a watch put together on an assembly line conveyor belt.
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They are less likely to work in sales, or on an assembly line.
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As for the output of rockets — well, they are on the assembly line.
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Homer's is filled with germs from an assembly line worker coughing into it.
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But the patient, an assembly line worker named Henry Molaison, was forever altered.
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Chief Executive Elon Musk barked at engineers on the Fremont, California assembly line.
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LOCAL LEAF This bright new spot offers assembly-line food with a difference.
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There are no delivery fees and no awkward interactions with the assembly line.
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The rebirth of the world's fastest cars There is no assembly line here.
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John Vasilopoulos and Nick Tragaras stood before an assembly line of egg sandwiches.
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BRATISLAVA/PRAGUE (Reuters) - When David landed an assembly line job at Volkswagen's (VOWG_p.
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Many people on the assembly line, he said, have to provide for children.
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In fact, it failed so badly that Tesla had to erect a crude temporary assembly line under a tent in its parking lot to maintain production targets — it was an assembly line that wouldn't have looked unfamiliar to Henry Ford himself.
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Those characteristics, he said, do not justify an investment in a new assembly line.
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"The Tianjin Final Assembly Line facility is currently closed," Airbus said in a statement.
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Because the assembly line was not fully functioning, those vehicles had been painstakingly built.
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Workers will make their way down an assembly line of three brain-controlled machines.
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This has created a big, expensive mass production problem for the Twizzler assembly line.
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"I imagine [that] would get tedious, like working in an assembly line," she says.
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Shawn is grabbing phones and banging out pics like he's on an assembly line.
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Elon Musk tweeted a rough guideline for ramping up the Model 3 assembly line.
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At 50, he founded Groupe Gorgé, specializing in industrial robotics and assembly-line machinery.
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Out came ground beef, and three people formed an assembly line for burger patties.
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It was moving only incrementally, like an assembly line feeding into a broken factory.
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In many factories, workers look over parts coming off an assembly line for defects.
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Above, an aluminum-sided F-150 rolls off the assembly line in Dearborn, Mich.
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After initial production troubles with the Model 3, its assembly line in Fremont, Calif.
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However, truly distinctive pieces can emerge from the spatial monotony of an assembly line.
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We all got in an assembly line, and everybody's wearing sweatpants, taping boxes shut.
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The process for producing legal filings runs like an assembly line for making widgets.
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Some suppliers now face their own financial problems due to Boeing's assembly line shutdown.
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They can also be made on an assembly line, which drastically reduces their cost.
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Until now, Tesla output had been limited to its assembly line in Fremont, Calif.
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It's like a constant assembly line, putting food on trays for thousands of patients.
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Within two years, the company had cut 100 of its 170 assembly-line workers.
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They seeded the Audiences assembly line with content about Clinton that was engaging but dispiriting.
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Once the planes are back in the assembly line, crews install avionics, radar, instrument panels.
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The first Model S sedan car will be rolling off the assembly line on Friday.
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The first batch of 325,000 Model 3s won't roll off the assembly line at once.
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We create a little assembly line, eat pizza and buffalo dip, and drink mulled wine.
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But its plant in Oran, Algeria's second city, is little more than an assembly line.
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The Model 3, a more affordable Tesla, will roll off the assembly line on Friday.
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Paul Collins sticks out along the final assembly line because of the vest he's wearing.
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Wiring harnesses, for example, are some of the first parts installed on an assembly line.
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Musk has said a simpler Model 3 design will greatly reduce potential assembly-line problems.
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Tesla's first mass-market electric car, the Model 3, just came off the assembly line.
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Burks, Allen, Sefolosha, and Royce O'Neale are assembly-line wings with varying degrees of verve.
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But the automaker agreed to rebuild another assembly line there to produce cars and trucks.
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KIGALI (Reuters) - Rwanda's first domestically built car rolled off the assembly line at Volkswagen's (VOWG_p.
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The last Ford Taurus rolled off the assembly line in March, according to the automaker.
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The coalition produces an assembly line of allegations, which the mainstream media dutifully pass along.
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No, it's not going to be cookie-cutter perfect; it's not machine-, assembly-line made.
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So when the last car rolled off the Lordstown assembly line around 214:213 p.m.
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Patients are treated like widgets, and doctors and nurses are treated like assembly-line employees.
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Pixar figured out long ago that toys can be portals into childhood, assembly-line madeleines.
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This time, the assembly line is pumping out something called collateralized loan obligations, or C.L.O.s.
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The New New World Shao Chunyou rose from the assembly line to the boss's office.
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But these aren't all the assembly line junk that fills tourist centers the world over.
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They made their own school lunches from an assembly line of bread and sandwich meat.
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These energy storage systems will be manufactured in the Nanjing battery assembly line, Kirchert said.
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It hasn't made it to the airport, or through the assembly line for that matter.
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You could make a good living as a middle manager or an assembly-line worker.
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Chipotle had pioneered assembly line ordering, scratch cooking and animal welfare standards in fast food.
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Dishes that can be prepared assembly-line style also work well as regular guest stars.
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Magistrate Judge M. Page Kelley conducted the hearing with the efficiency of an assembly line.
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The lower left corner, those are more the inspection, assembly line, telemarketing and customer service.
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Szylak became an assembly-line worker at a General Motors factory and started a family.
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A shoe—customized for runners in London—moves down the assembly line at the Adidas Speedfactory.
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Now fast-forward into the next century, when the assembly line automobile came onto the scene.
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Film and television are a packed assembly line; each worker only does the most minute job.
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As it pulls in from JD's warehouse, the men form an assembly line to unload boxes.
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It is effectively a fully automated, end-to-end burger assembly line running completely on code.
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It used to be assembly line workers; I think unions have protected that to some extent.
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That hasn't happened since the years following the start-up of Ford's first moving assembly line.
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The car may have put blacksmiths out of business, but it also created assembly-line jobs.
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Some withstood only half a day before choosing destitution over the demands of the assembly line.
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The one in Smyrna, Tennessee is, in fact, the largest single assembly line in the country.
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The resulting story, aptly titled "Assembly Line for Champions," ran just prior to the Montreal Games.
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In the 1976 song, Cash works a Detroit assembly line making Cadillacs that he can't afford.
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While G.M. will close one assembly line, the union did get much of what it wanted.
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General Motors CEO Mary T. Barra started on the assembly line and became a co-op.
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"We manage the assembly line from start to finish, grape seeds to bottling," he said proudly.
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Students sitting on one patch of road made gasoline bombs as if on an assembly line.
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Your typical American-based auto assembly line, for example, gets parts from all over the world.
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I even checked out the Model S and Model X assembly line at Tesla's California factory.
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Shannon thought about returning to her job on the factory's assembly line, where other women worked.
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Disney put "Black Panther" on its assembly line in 2014, and it came out last month.
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Fu Guangcheng came to Sidangkou in 1995 to work as a polisher on an assembly line.
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One grumbled that he had lost pay after he injured his arm on the assembly line.
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After the design validation tests, Orbital ATK kicked its 18-station assembly line into high gear.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Chief Executive Elon Musk barked at engineers on the Fremont, California assembly line.
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The assembly line moves with clockwork precision, able to pop out a vehicle every 2200 seconds.
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The company has had to trim operations at Burnaston before, closing an assembly line in 2010.
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Like his mother, Mr. Kovaleski's father, Frank, an automotive assembly line worker, had immigrated from Poland.
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In fact, the company is converting an old plant in Detroit into a new assembly line.
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Tesla's long-awaited mass-market electric car will begin rolling off the assembly line this week.
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Worryingly, there are also signs that NP training is becoming watered down by assembly line programs.
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It hardly feels like art consideration and consumption when you're being shoved along an assembly line.
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The first thing you notice is just how clean and neatly organized the assembly line is.
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Production for the F-15QA could start next year and extend assembly-line work into 2022.
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Boeing's biggest assembly-line halt in more than 20 years is seen disrupting the supply chain.
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A woman on the assembly line looks on beneficently as boxes charge diagonally across the composition.
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In 1913 Henry Ford brought motoring to the masses by making his Model T on a moving assembly line; but it was Ransom Olds, a decade earlier, who had come up with the idea of an assembly line to boost production of the Olds Curved Dash.
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A trip to Milwaukee, to visit the Harley Davidson assembly line, was scrubbed for just that reason.
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Last month, General Motors pushed its last Chevy Cruze down the assembly line at its Lordstown plant.
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The first production Model 3 rolled off the assembly line at Tesla's Fremont factory earlier this month.
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Hewlett was so impressed by Jobs' confidence he offered him a summer internship on the assembly line.
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The piece could easily have been something seen rolling down an auto assembly line, every three minutes.
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The only iPhones made outside of China are now rolling off an assembly line near São Paulo.
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It's thought that the new technology will be able to optimize complex systems, like an assembly line.
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He worked on the assembly line at the Vauxhall car factory, the largest employer in the area.
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Ford announced that it is cutting 22013,400 non-assembly-line jobs, mostly in Asia and North America.
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At the BYD plant in Shenzhen, that growth in demand can be seen on the assembly line.
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Audi rebuilt the body shop, paint shop and assembly line at the Brussels factory, the company said.
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"At its core, Pixelz is a Photoshop assembly line," says co-founder Thomas Kragelund in a statement.
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An assembly line has opened in Toulouse, France, and two more lines will be opened in Florida.
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Everything we see has been churned, tweaked, and refined through an assembly line of producers and editors.
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Were they all handmade or does Chiappa's studio have some sort of automated fake egg assembly line?
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When America moved from farm to factory, field workers took up new stations on the assembly line.
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Technicians work on the assembly line of an Airbus A350 at the Airbus headquarters in Toulouse, France.
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Workers posted photos of the final Cruze making its way down the assembly line on social media.
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And though his restaurant is fast-casual, you do not choose your ingredients on an assembly line.
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In contrast, the classic crust traverses the assembly line as raw dough before it meets the oven.
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The machine consists of 20 computers, 350 sensors and 50 actuators that form a robotic assembly line.
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His previous jobs include working an auto parts assembly line, laying bricks, and collecting carts at Costco.
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That is until your ship turns into a rusting hulk or the assembly line completely breaks down.
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Assembly Line Sewing leather shoes together is like filling out the NYT crossword puzzle with a pen.
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Much white-collar work has become similar to assembly-line work, comprising a series of mindless tasks.
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The two companies said they would move swiftly to open a CSeries assembly line in Mobile, Ala.
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The few Shengzhou assembly-line workers that were aware of Trump had only just learned his name.
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Assembly line workers began trying their hand at the instrument, mimicking famous players they saw on television.
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Nor will the very wealthy professionals representing their countries fret about missing shifts on the assembly line.
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One thing that I've seen you both mention before is a resistance to assembly-line art making.
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Rugelach was rolled, filled with chopped nuts and spices, and cut into chunks on an assembly line.
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" He added: "We set it up kind of like an assembly line -- a project-based learning idea.
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Customers can order their food via a digital kiosk or move through assembly line at the counter.
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He twice changed Senate rules to create a record-setting assembly line of conservative federal judicial confirmations.
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Now, GM has become the first company to make self-driving cars on a moving assembly line.
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Prevent got into a dispute with Volkswagen in 2016, resulting in stoppages at VW's Golf assembly line.
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That's right, Rivian has yet to see one of its delivery vans roll off the assembly line.
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The thought of working longer in low-wage jobs or on the assembly line can be painful.
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Airbus operates an assembly line in Alabama and says it employs 5,000 people in the United States.
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This is a big critical part that shuts down the assembly line if you don't have it.
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Details about assembly line machinery and proprietary robotics are among the industry's most closely guarded trade secrets.
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Programmers benefit from having more programmers nearby, in ways different than when assembly line workers gather together.
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She spent eight years there, stitching side seams together in an assembly line with an hourly quota.
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"Needed another general assembly line to reach 5k/week Model 3 production," Musk tweeted on June 18.
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While Ford was the first to use a moving assembly line for the production of an automobile, Ransom Eli Olds was the first to use an auto assembly line of any kind; he used one to build his Oldsmobile Curved Dash cars at the beginning of the 199393s.
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The assembly line-like division of labor helped scale the system, but it did not promote critical evaluation.
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If you're a one-trick pony, you have an assembly line structure, you can keep your costs down.
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The car I drove on my Pebble Beach journey came off the Fremont, California, assembly line in June.
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I can't do that if I am bringing in one piece at a time like an assembly line.
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According to a Reuters report, production of the company's solar tiles have been delayed by assembly line problems.
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However, overall economies will go "way beyond" what Airbus can achieve internally on the assembly line, Balducchi said.
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It was an assembly line: one passenger, two passengers, three passengers — maybe eight in all, Darby among them.
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Factory robots purpose-built for a specific task on an assembly line seldom make mistakes, but they're expensive.
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And the first Japan Self Defense Force F-35 rolled off an assembly line in Texas in September.
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Called Project Escher, the hardware is more like an assembly line of 3D printers than a single machine.
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Today, even though the assembly line "defines surprisingly little of modern manufacturing," (in Kanigel's words) Taylorism is pervasive.
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Passenger cars coming off the assembly line nowadays can have 20 or more safety sacks lying in wait.
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A dispute between the Hastors and Volkswagen escalated last year, resulting in stoppages at VW's Golf assembly line.
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Kentucky has recently produced NBA lottery picks like an assembly line, while UCLA struggled by national-power standards.
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"You can't just shoot iPhones out of an assembly line at the speed of a bullet," he said.
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Take, for example, the cotton gin, the automotive assembly line, and even the introduction of IBM at NASA.
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And don't be surprised if you find yourself hypnotized by the strangely soothing stamping-and-gluing assembly line.
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The problem with the segmented data assembly line is that errors can be introduced at any single step.
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Unlike the Fabio era, when covers were painted by hand, today they are more assembly line than art.
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She has been absorbed into an assembly line expected to produce 100 pairs of khaki chinos an hour.
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The assembly-line style of the restaurant is ideal for those who want to truly customize their sub.
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They will be balanced with aromas, flavors and colors arrived at naturally, without manipulation on the assembly line.
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The players are often interchangeable, an assembly line of heroes and villains, symbols of overachievement or wasted talent.
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The two emoji not approved from Google's proposal appear to be an assembly line worker and a dentist.
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You actually could make a big difference relative to the guy next to you on the assembly line.
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In the 20th century, the assembly line transformed the economy, mechanized transportation and created a revolution in warfare.
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Line them up with the chicken, noodles, onion, green onion, cilantro, and pepper in a pho assembly line.
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When I see the airplane I designed on the assembly line, it gives me energy to work harder.
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In December 22015, the last truck rolled off the assembly line of the GM plant in Dayton, Ohio.
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It also had a manufacture date, showing that it had rolled off an assembly line in October 2015.
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The remaining sections in the exhibition are rather uninspiring assembly-line displays of one pink dress after another.
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But the worker told to expect longer shifts warned that pushing assembly-line workers too hard could backfire.
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At a Pepsi warehouse, she made $8.50 an hour, labeling, packaging and taping products in an assembly line.
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In the 1970s, he radicalized mass manufacturing by encouraging factory workers to customize pieces on the assembly line.
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The assembly line in Renton, Washington, has temporarily stopped building Boeing's bestselling plane, the company confirmed late Monday.
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BURNASTON, England — On Toyota's brightly lit assembly line here, workers guide wheel and engine assemblies into unfinished sedans.
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In Marysville, at American Honda's Performance Manufacturing Center, "hand built" may overstate what's unfolding on the assembly line.
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A human is still needed to move the pizza from the machine assembly line to the conveyor oven.
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Are the assembly line workers out of a job and parents shut out of charter school lotteries hopeless?
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And hopefully for audiences, Marvel will continue to give some soul to its ongoing assembly line of hits.
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But the sums involved here are tiny compared with the cost of building a new car assembly line.
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Spanish officials have backed Airbus, saying the assembly line is a defense facility and not subject to civil rules.
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Federal prosecutors in Arizona, Texas and New Mexico have long embraced these hearings, which critics call assembly-line justice.
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"Technology doesn't just replace jobs on the assembly line, but any job where work can be automated," he said.
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What details do we spy here in these teaser images that won't probably make it to the assembly line?
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Musk said he expected SN1 - the first car off the assembly line for sale - to be completed on Friday.
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The classroom is meant to be a marketplace of ideas, not an assembly line for one type of thought.
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His tweet of the first production Model 23 rolling off the assembly line collected 22018,33 retweets and 23,23 likes.
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Chipotle has a separate assembly line for its burritos, tacos and other orders that will go out for delivery.
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Production of all other models had also stopped because they are built on the same assembly line, it said.
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Initially the factory would start small, giving employees time to smooth out assembly-line kinks and refine work processes.
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But a lot of people still drive cars that look like they rolled off the assembly line in 219.
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Among the issues Tesla faced was its battery module assembly line at its Nevada Gigafactory, which required a redesign.
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At its most peaceful, playing The Tomorrow Children was like finding a place for yourself in an assembly line.
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And the researchers acknowledge this is not a concept that will be rolling off the assembly line anytime soon.
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Cuddles is among the first in the group to be integrated into an assembly line, bent over, eyes straining.
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As birthplace of the auto industry and assembly-line manufacturing, Detroit was the center of the U.S. industrial economy.
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Those lines move quickly because food is prepared in an efficient assembly line that doesn't sacrifice friendliness or service.
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SN1 is the first car off assembly line for sale, a person familiar with the matter confirmed to Reuters.
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During that time, the California Guard held seminars where troops filed through an assembly line-style re-enlistment process.
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But achieving that goal required Tesla to prop up a makeshift assembly line in a tent outside its factory.
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It is a virtual assembly line of college basketball, and for the true hoops fanatic it is basketball paradise.
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Growing up around the auto industry, Mr. Pulte became enamored of factory production and techniques like the assembly line.
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During and after high school, Angelica assembled medical syringes, made newsprint, and prepared tortilla chips in an assembly line.
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Indeed he reportedly proceeded to sign every visa put in front of him, setting up a veritable assembly line.
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He spins around to the assembly line, where we're about to become the architects of this All-American burger.
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Bad news: The furnace was the first one off the assembly line when the furnace company opened in 1952.
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Boeing's biggest assembly-line halt in more than 20 years is already causing ripple effects down the supply chain.
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Boeing's biggest assembly-line halt in more than 20 years is already causing ripple effects down the supply chain.
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Think the GM commercial where an assembly-line robot contemplates suicide, which many saw as more depressing than amusing.
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Panasonic dismantled the SL-1200 assembly line and converted the factory to other uses, including an experimental vegetable farm.
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After World War II and into the late 1950s, many large assembly line suburbs were built coast to coast.
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But Hamtramck workers said the disparity in compensation under one roof created tension and resentment on the assembly line.
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When Ford managers heard about the meatpacking plant, they began work on another major innovation: the mechanized assembly line.
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It helped introduce standardized, interchangeable parts and assembly-line production—key ingredients in the takeoff of the Industrial Revolution.
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Assembly line workers picked through the larger pieces, sorting the plastics and whatever else ended up on the line.
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Musk said the reorganization did not affect hourly assembly-line employees and was not expected to delay manufacturing targets.
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The plant assembly line stopped, and she and three coworkers entered a robotic station to clear a sensor fault.
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This is a new kind of assembly line, and it may someday put many humans out of a job.
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The Secret Life of Pets feels and plays out like a Pixar movie that fell off the assembly line.
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The company also set up a third assembly line in a giant tent outside its factory in Fremont, Calif.
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In the past, Boeing was allowed to sign off on the jets as they rolled off the assembly line.
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Her father worked on the assembly line at General Electric and died at 29 from a genetic cholesterol condition.
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By the time Knucklez is finished, the arcade machines look like they came off the assembly line in 1978.
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They're working, heads down, in a two-person assembly line, bundling lettuce together with purslane, culantro, and slices of starfruit.
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In "Smarter Faster Better," he uses example of plane crashes, assembly-line miracles, kidnappings and more to prove his point.
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Even the most enticing tax incentives are unlikely to make companies fire their robots and hire back assembly-line workers.
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"This isn't an assembly line production that you can move to lower cost countries like Vietnam or Indonesia," Maltzman said.
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The defendant, an assembly line worker named Jorge Ferro, claims he was taunted for being gay and threatened with violence.
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Musk has called it the machine that builds the machine, which is crucial to the company's assembly line going forward.
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This project is a more complicated proposition than an assembly-line robot and is, it must be said, behind schedule.
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Moreover, Luminar has cranked up its production capabilities, with a new unit rolling off the assembly line every eight minutes.
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The 23-story-tall jumbo rocket carried a Tesla Inc Roadster from the assembly line of Musk's electric car company.
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But the advent of assembly-line manufacturing also saw intense fights between workers and management over the pace of work.
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Fardiha and his wife, Hayfa, signed up for Medicaid expansion in May 2016, after Fardiha left an assembly-line job.
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This assembly line of executions must stop and this cruel and inhuman punishment should be ended once and for all.
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Back at the Copenhagen headquarters, a cafeteria in the basement of the building was turned into a reinstallation assembly line.
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The takt time, which is the time that it takes to start each new car on an assembly line, right?
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The automaker plans to continue to discussions with the union about commencing work on a second assembly line, she added.
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"Today, technology doesn't just replace jobs on the assembly line, but any job where work can be automated," said Obama.
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Another turnover slides off the assembly line in this, the football game that transformed into an industrial fruit turnover bakery.
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They'll knock down the shot or simply keep the assembly line of pinpoint passes moving to create an opportunity elsewhere.
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The 33,000th Model 3 came off the assembly line early Sunday morning, according to Reuters, which spoke with two workers.
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"It's a full-on assembly line," Williams said, getting up to mimic his hyper-organized diaper-changing and burping technique.
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I was impressed by the food's customizability, the ingredients' freshness and quality, and the efficient yet personal assembly-line format.
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Some DV recipients are grocery store clerks, assembly line workers, and truck drivers, while others are professional actors and athletes.
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The company shut down the Fremont assembly line last month, and also in February, for a few days to rework.
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After temporarily halting production, Tesla announced it will run the assembly line 24/7 to meet its Model 3 targets.
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At Blaze, the journey begins with the dough, which is pressed into rounds at the front of the assembly line.
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Once stitching is complete on a part of the shoe, an employee will send that part down the assembly line.
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Yardlong, bright yellow robots like mechanical Alaskan huskies tow five-foot-tall carts of auto parts to the assembly line.
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AMLG: As if the baby was on an assembly line like a chip, just run some computer vision on it.
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Steve Jurvetson took possession of the fifth Model 3 to roll off the assembly line at the end of July.
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The final Volkswagen Beetle has left the assembly line, and with it's discontinuation, consumers have lost another affordable two-door.
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New passenger 747s took flight as recently as this summer, and cargo models continue to roll off the assembly line.
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First among these is time: They can slow down the assembly-line process by which eviction actions tend to proceed.
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At a moment's notice, we can be in the Vallée de Joux and shoot them right off the assembly line.
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The premise: In December 2008, the last truck rolled off the assembly line of the GM plant in Dayton, Ohio.
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Assembly-line workers who lost jobs mostly shifted to lower-paid service jobs or dropped out of the work force.
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He stands along an assembly line, turns a nozzle, and uses a hose to squirt sanitizer into gallon-sized bottles.
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Nancy Velázquez, 32, a butcher on the assembly line, said she did not resent the people who can afford it.
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Women, immigrants and people of color now hang chickens on hooks or hack them into parts on an assembly line.
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This assembly line of executions must stop, and this cruel and inhuman punishment should be ended once and for all.
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In the meantime, parts of its assembly line have been "semiautomatic," meaning people are filling in gaps on the line.
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Vehicle production time has gone from 40 hours on the conventional assembly line to 20 hours in the smart factory.
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Snook patented this design only eight years after the Model T became the first car produced on an assembly line.
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The company's final assembly line will be located in Qingdao, eastern China, with construction expected to be completed by 2018.
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The closest he came was a temporary job on the dashboard assembly line at Johnson Controls in Highland Park, Mich.
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The truck won't be rolling off the assembly line until late 2164, but preorders can be made at tesla.com/cybertruck.
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It is a bit like a factory worker taking a shorter coffee break before getting back to the assembly line.
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Chinese workers are increasingly difficult to lure because they don't want to work so many hours on an assembly line.
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She helped save the auto industry from bankruptcy and also drove the very first electric Chevy Volt off the assembly line.
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Earlier this week, Musk tweeted that Friday was the day the first Model 3 would be rolling off the assembly line.
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Tariffs are based on the so-called freight-on-board price of a vehicle when it rolls off the assembly line.
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Her success doubled, then tripled and quadrupled; the assembly-line model turned her into a perfectly produced product, ready for consumption.
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Perry was 20153 and hadn't had a breakthrough, so it looked as if he'd be on the assembly line for years.
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An electric overhead conveyor carries the cars around and lowers them to the assembly line, where they're mated to the underbody.
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An electric overhead conveyor carries the cars around and lowers them to the assembly line, where they're mated to the underbody.
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Customers lined up patiently to wait for their morsel, then ambled to the next booth to repeat the assembly line process.
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It's been around at least five years, and it's not flashy: it doesn't involve cool robots, just anonymous assembly line machinery.
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We have the opportunity to democratize manufacturing in a way that really hasn't changed since the assembly line 100 years ago.
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The contraption even launches the plane at the end of the assembly line, sending it off on its maiden test flight.
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That's because the little EcoSport will roll off a Ford assembly line in India, rather than one in the United States.
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Because the printer is so precise you can easily print multiple copies of the same object, creating a mini assembly line.
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In 2007 BMW, a German carmaker, facing an imminent outflow of experienced workers, set up an experimental older-workers' assembly line.
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Behind a giant tarpaulin in Trumpf's factory can be glimpsed a new assembly-line being built for its next-generation offering.
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The assembly line on which Zeng worked employed around 200 people and was responsible for putting together 3,600 phones a day.
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The last bugs that VW (VLKAF) will produce are set to roll off the assembly line in Puebla, Mexico, on Wednesday.
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The Warriors are a formidable machine, but they are also a lovingly handcrafted one, not the product of assembly-line robotics.
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"There is more money in this," she said, while tethered to a pneumatic staple gun on an assembly line at Vanguard.
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I want to thank everyone from the parts department to the folks on the assembly line for putting this package together.
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The nation that brought the world the assembly line, the automobile, and the iPhone can surely do better than 10th place.
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I had also profiled the volunteers for a news feature showing how they filled the bags each week, assembly-line style.
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The new Chevrolet and GMC trucks coming down the Flint assembly line stand out from older models on the same line.
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By 1914, after Ford instituted the continuous-flow assembly line supported by specialized tools, this time dropped to only 93 minutes.
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Teaching has always been a creative art, not an assembly line of standardized testing and top-down assessments of teacher effectiveness.
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As its economy has expanded, creating opportunities in many sectors, assembly line jobs are not as attractive as they once were.
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"It's not just blood and sweat that goes into manufacturing on an assembly line," said United Auto Workers president Dennis Williams.
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At 18 years old, Mary T. Barra got a job on the assembly line at General Motors, inspecting hoods and fenders.
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Honda Accords first rolled off the Swindon assembly line in 22021, just as the single market was about to be launched.
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Workers there typically earn about $19 a day — less than what many on the assembly line here make in an hour.
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With local factories employing more workers than any time since the late 1990s, assembly line jobs are not hard to find.
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Seventy percent of our activity revolved around the automobile industry, delivering automated assembly line machinery to automakers in France and Europe.
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Examples include cashiers, meter readers, watch repairers, assembly line workers, switchboard attendants, textile machine setters, postmasters and superintendents, and respiratory technicians.
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With reinforcement learning through AI, however, robots on an assembly line can teach themselves to take on a new task overnight.
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She visited the career center at a Goodwill near her apartment to apply for an assembly line job at a bakery.
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A company spokesman said Tesla had to operate the assembly line 24 hours a day to reach the seven-day total.
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But other skewers suggest an assembly-line approach that you don't find among the better street-corner grills in Flushing, Queens.
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She recently interviewed for a position working the assembly line at a factory, making prepaid phone cards, but hasn't heard back.
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It's a very interesting place visually, with big pieces of glass rolling off the assembly line and all kinds of equipment.
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Every employee, including janitors and assembly line workers, will receive a 9,733-euro ($9,825) bonus, Porsche wrote in a press release.
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In his pursuit of eradicating drama from art, Stella appears to have become the assembly line worker of his own style.
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They could have been assembly-line workers being warned that the factory would close if the Chinese kept eating their lunch.
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Assembly-line positions there were not ones "that people really find all that attractive over the long term," Mr. Hayes said.
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Chipotle (CMG), which has added a second assembly line designated for delivery and takeout orders, says its partnerships are boosting sales.
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As these methods spread, workers frequently struck or slowed down to protest "speedups" — supervisors accelerating the assembly line to untenable rates.
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With dozens of movies on the assembly line, overwhelmed studio executives tend to go with what has worked in the past.
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Traditionally, families come together in December to make the holiday dishes, folding and tying shut the plantain leaves, assembly-line-style.
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Bombardier tried unsuccessfully in 2013 to sell 100 Q400 turboprops in Russia and set up a joint-venture assembly line there.
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The final assembly-line hangar at the heart of the Airbus campus in Mobile is flooded with light and eerily quiet.
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Menus are usually designed for convenience and fast service, and customers order at a counter, sometimes moving along an assembly line.
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It forced some assembly line shutdowns at U.S. auto companies, like Ford, because their supply chains stretched to Mexico and Canada.
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His assembly line, a concept borrowed from meat-processing plants, allowed him to create cars faster and cheaper than his competitors.
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Instead, McNeil described an assembly line system he likened to a NASCAR pit stop, staffed by technicians who are Lyft employees.
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" Sisi's meeting with Macron comes one month after an explosive report by Human Right Watch detailed "Egypt's assembly line of torture.
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Signature models were among the first to roll off the assembly line, and they were loaded — in features and in price.
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It was 2800 — not 8003, which was when the car was introduced but before Ford Motor started the integrated moving assembly line.
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Over the summer, Tesla built an additional assembly line in Fremont in a gigantic tent, or "sprung structure," with an aluminum frame.
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Seconds later, he lifted the dough off the plate and placed it on a wood peel for transportation down the assembly line.
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But it was a fun, friendly way to get introduced to the overwhelming task of producing car parts on the assembly line.
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Turn a corner, though, and you spot the future: a hybrid assembly line where shiny Japanese robots are mingling with human workers.
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The various robots work in unison with humans in an assembly line-style work space attached to the company's Mountain View facility.
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GM has already halted work at an assembly line in Lordstown, Ohio, as well as transmission plants in Warren, Michigan, and Baltimore.
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Chatonsky had no control of the paintings' content, but he did concoct the assembly line of programs and machines that fabricated them.
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Basically, an egg that wasn't quite ready went back up inside the hen's reproductive assembly line and another egg formed around it.
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It was 1913 — not 1908, which was when the car was introduced but before Ford Motor started the integrated moving assembly line.
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Ford's original factory, just outside Detroit, used standardised parts and fitted them to vehicles as they travelled along a moving assembly line.
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Both are done on an assembly line, but chipmaking is one of the most complicated and specialized jobs human beings can do.
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"We're trained to be leaders, but they treat us like assembly line workers," said Dr. Brittany Ellison, a hospitalist in the group.
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So for the roughly 2500,22 assembly line workers at Mirafiori the all-wheel-drive Levante is the first good news in years.
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Jacob: And like Blumhouse Productions, we can assume that D'Souza's movies will keep coming off the assembly line at a steady clip.
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The inception of the first moving assembly line by Ford in 1913 revolutionized the automobile industry, yielding greater efficiency, accuracy, and speed.
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The Argentine company's TV set-top box business has dwindled to a single assembly line, down from five a few years ago.
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Newly unemployed truck drivers can't become cyber security consultants as quickly as unemployed farm hands could take posts on an assembly line.
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And unlike other export processing zones in East Asia, Kaesong workers remained on the assembly line and didn't climb the management ranks.
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At GM's Orion assembly plant, Bolts are rolling off the same final assembly line as gasoline-fueled Chevrolet Sonic sedans and hatchbacks.
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"You put those three things together and what that means is that you're changing your assembly line all the time," Sobalvarro said.
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The shortcomings likely won't keep "Transformers" from rolling off the assembly line, with the franchise's growing international appeal offsetting diminishing domestic returns.
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When it comes to administrative issues, soldiers often get pushed through an assembly line style, told to sign paperwork and move on.
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In June's UPenn lab, the foreman in this modernized CAR assembly line was the repurposed shell of the virus that causes AIDS.
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As she comfortably sits at the longer than life table, a plethora of delectable plates appear to her in an assembly line.
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Rows of orderly white machines, tended by workers wearing what looked like chef's hats, were moving circuit boards through the assembly line.
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But they just did not count on this unconventional situation of creating an assembly line in a parking lot in a tent.
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Living standards have risen sharply since Henry Ford introduced the assembly line, and, by global standards, poverty is substantially lower in America.
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The region has more jobs in health care and education now, if assembly line workers are willing to go back to school.
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Witness Jared Trujillo told KAKE that he was working on the assembly line when he heard what he thought was an explosion.
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He spent 11 years on an assembly line making vehicle seats for a GM supplier before quitting during the first tech boom.
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At RoMan, assembly line workers start at $13 per hour but skilled workers can earn up to $30 an hour, Roth said.
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That brings me back to Brave New World and other dystopian literature, and how the assembly line changed how we view consumerism.
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In the 21st century, automation is laying off assembly line workers, and turning vehicles into robots with enormous consequences for major industries.
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But Boeing had already shut down production of its assembly line in Renton, Washington where the Boeing 737 Max had been built.
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In a factory, if 30 percent more items were suddenly dropped onto an assembly line, the process would grind to a halt.
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Every day, he spent long hours putting brake fluid into the Ford Focus compact cars that glided past on the assembly line.
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Per Harald Torjussen, who worked on Bandak's assembly line, managed to find a job at a nearby factory at slightly better pay.
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In June, the company hastily built an assembly line in a gigantic tent outside the walls of its plant in Fremont, Calif.
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We work as an assembly line, dividing up the garden into sections for planting or weeding, and we continue until we're done.
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Some components cross borders several times as they are stamped, machined and otherwise refined on the way to the final assembly line.
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Marisol Gonzalez-Bowers worked for G.M. at Lordstown for about 24 years, most recently in "materials," transporting parts to the assembly line.
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The parcels are shipped from Osaka in Japan, and Homer's is filled with germs from an assembly line worker coughing into it.
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But that will also require construction of a whole new assembly line, whether its underneath another tent or a inside another building.
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Tesla's first electric vehicle, the Roadster, rolled off the assembly line in 2008, and its Autopilot feature has been included since 2015.
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In June, the company hastily built an assembly line in a gigantic tent outside the walls of its plant in Fremont, Calif.
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Boeing also dwelled on the machinists' union's opposition to its 2009 decision to open a second Dreamliner assembly line in South Carolina.
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The second tier, which Peters predicts will serve the majority of home buyers and sellers, takes its cues from the assembly line.
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The employees are believed to have worked in an assembly line, filling empty vaping cartridges with THC oil from California, Beth said.
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Foxconn Industrial Internet, a spinout of the manufacturing giant, is using 5G to provide a real-time picture of the assembly line.
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She will deliver three films to three different studios this year, with more than a dozen more movies on the assembly line.
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They had once hoped that their assembly line jobs would give them big enough paychecks to propel them into a better life.
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But Jatco says its next assembly line will be 70 percent automated, up from 40 percent for its most recently completed line.
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You have one person on the assembly line, or one group of people, and I think we can do that with housing.
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But Tesla has struggled to produce the volume of cars it needs because of problems with the assembly line and other snafus.
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Tesla also went to great lengths to achieve it, including constructing a tent to accommodate an additional assembly line outside of the factory.
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The jet that crashed was the first off a Japanese assembly line for the F-35A, one of three variants of the plane.
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The company resorted to building a second assembly line inside a tent-like structure next to its main assembly plant in Fremont, California.
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To help speed up production, Tesla built an extra assembly line under a tent in the parking lot at its Fremont, California factory.
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It was "a pretty miraculous effort by the team to create a general assembly line out of nothing in three weeks," Musk said.
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Cava's assembly line also allows diners to customize their food to fit their dietary needs, like skipping pita bread and adding more vegetables.
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The plant closure, which affects 2,973 assembly line workers, would end more than century of vehicle production in the city east of Toronto.
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Both Gemini Man and Wild Wild West are star vehicles made weirder by their deviation from Smith's usual levels of assembly line polish.
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The company's 737 Max has been grounded after two calamitous crashes, and deliveries of planes coming off the assembly line have largely halted.
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The company's 737 Max has been grounded after two calamitous crashes, and deliveries of planes coming off the assembly line have largely halted.
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To make the production goal, Musk even built a tent to house a third general assembly line at the factory in Fremont, Calif.
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But the ramp-up didn't come without massive issues and a move away from Musk's original vision of a highly automated assembly line.
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At Ford's factory in Cologne, Germany, a new kind of robot is sitting by the assembly line helping manufacture the legendary automaker's cars.
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Over the summer, Tesla advertised online for technicians to repair vehicles coming off the assembly line, suggesting that a significant number needed reworking.
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What you see around you here today are the final assembly line for the-- gear turbo fan engine for the A320 product line.
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At the assembly line of a bakery plant in Guetersloh, West Germany, Pumpernickel is tinned and readied for the transport over the ocean.
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But it did say that the new SUV would be produced on the Dalian assembly line with Nissan SUVs X-Trail and QASHQAI.
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There were no human workers in sight, unsurprisingly, but the footage was much slower than you might expect from an automated assembly line.
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The victims all worked on the assembly line making electronic gadgets for some of the world's richest corporations, including Samsung, Sony and Dell.
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It's here: The first ever production Model 3 has rolled off Tesla's assembly line and into the possession of its owner – Elon Musk.
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To cope with a rising number of digital orders, Chipotle is updating its kitchens with a second assembly line solely for those orders.
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With the addition of pick-up shelves and a second assembly line, drivers will be able to pick up burrito bowls much faster.
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But even those have a certain off-the-assembly-line quality, as well as a need to keep ratcheting up the military hardware.
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Creating a lengthy assembly line, they spent hours stuffing candy, coloring books and commemorative eggs into goodie bags for families attending the roll.
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This novel was already literature when it was in the form of the passing thoughts a worker was having on the assembly line.
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Scania's latest financial commitment is aimed at overhauling its assembly line, as well as introducing a new generation of trucks in Latin America.
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We marched in Canton because Nissan isn't giving its workers the dignity and respect they earn every single day along that assembly line.
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Kylie jumped on the assembly line Monday, and showed the world how tirelessly she's working to get her latest shades onto your lips.
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At Wilson's Juice, a new factory at the edge of Lagos, lemonade is being bottled on an assembly line manned by 16 people.
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He has brought his young daughter and wife to participate in the makeshift veggie burrito assembly line going on in Davis's back yard.
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But it's worth remembering that the assembly line was also much more complicated and much less convenient than the craft method it replaced.
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It took nearly 20 years and the passage of new fuel efficiency standards to get an electric car back on the assembly line.
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The local press reported that business was so good that Nautilus was adding an assembly line and even bringing back jobs from overseas.
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And thanks to assembly-line-worker-turned-product-developer Gunpei Yokoi, the "Beam Gun" was invented and released to rave reviews in 1970.
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This has the possibility of being as revolutionary to transportation habits as the assembly line was at the beginning of the 20th century.
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A financial assembly line that went haywire a decade ago and contributed to an economic crisis is gearing up again on Wall Street.
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Last summer, he said Tesla would make 20163,22016 Model 250 sedans a week — about twice the number currently coming off the assembly line.
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ROBOTS RULE: At Toyota Motor Corp's Tsutsumi plant in central Japan, robots weld bodyshells for the Prius hybrid car on an assembly line.
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At another gallery, he was struck once again by the demonic efficiency the Germans displayed in creating an assembly line to exterminate Jews.
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Over the summer, Tesla advertised online for technicians to repair vehicles coming off the assembly line, suggesting that a significant number needed reworking.
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Over the course of a century, Motor City melded assembly-line prowess with freedom-of-the-road ideals to help define a nation.
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Established car companies master the process with assembly-line workers, and then find ways for machines to take over some of the work.
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At its car plant, parts of its assembly line, such as the paint shop, are not yet up to that rate, he said.
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The two SUVs will be built on the same assembly line in Texas and will share a large majority of the same engineering.
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It may be a handsome violin virtuoso, a young K-pop star or the latest beauty to roll off the modeling assembly line.
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What he does not say is that the assembly line of terrorists that is a major industry of his country continues without pause.
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But it appears that Tesla's recent moves, which included building a new Model 3 assembly line under a giant tent, had paid off.
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The Airbus facility also includes a paint shop and a transshipment hangar where parts are gathered before being moved onto the assembly line.
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Some 1,500 employees at the carmaker, including assembly-line managers, use the software to identify production problems and potential safety issues, he said.
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He joked that Teslas could be rolling off the assembly line sooner than planes begin taking off from Berlin's much-delayed new airport.
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An automobile factory that's installing a robotic assembly line might employ many robotics engineers, but also autoworkers still making cars the old way.
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Other suppliers are likely to endure significant financial pain if Boeing's shutdown halts part of their assembly line for a period of months.
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It was set up in the kitchen—an assembly line, and two chairs—and we'd sit, first Rory and me, then Henry and Clay.
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CEO Jim Cantrell told CNBC that Vector is trying to do "essentially what Henry Ford did with the automobile assembly line," but with rockets.
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It's no longer just the assembly line worker who should fear being outmoded; it's stock brokers, customer service reps, and even we humble bloggers.
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Most displays get calibrated when they come off the assembly line, and TV manufacturers provide a few different preset calibrations like standard or vivid.
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Honda's pristine new assembly line in Greensboro, North Carolina is steadily approaching full capacity, when it will build up to eight jets a month.
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IN PHAKALANE, an affluent suburb of Botswana's sleepy capital Gaborone, a modern assembly line spits out thousands of batteries destined for southern African cars.
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The all-new 2018 Ford Expedition SUV goes through the assembly line at the Ford Kentucky Truck Plant October 27, 2.43 in Louisville, Kentucky.
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As you can see in our video tour of Skydio's facilities below, the company only has a tiny assembly line building everything it makes.
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It only took one day for that assembly line to hit capacity for all the drones it'll ship by the end of the year.
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But the fact is, Joint Strike Fighters would have kept rolling off the assembly line in Fort Worth no matter who won the election.
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It may take three to four years from the time a decision is made to when a vehicle is rolling off the assembly line.
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Unfortunately, the assembly line robots just couldn't deal with unexpected orientations of objects like nuts and bolts, or complicated maneuvering between the car frame.
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In other words, Mikolajczak was in charge of making sure the most crucial component in Tesla's entire assembly line was top of the line.
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Nearly ten years after the original Raptor was rolled off the assembly line, nobody has quite matched its blend of boldness, capability and performance.
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The Oshawa plant closure, which affects 2,973 assembly line workers, would end more than century of vehicle production in the city east of Toronto.
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Parker added that this was because Tesla's data did not include total hours worked in 2017, downtime on the assembly line, and other factors.
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"Workers on the assembly line, at the foundry or in administration have not carried out manipulations," Hartmut Meine, the union's chief pay negotiator said.
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Musk soon announced Tesla had built a tent in the parking lot of the Fremont factory, where a new assembly line had been constructed.
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Transportation editor Alex Davies got elbow deep in permits to bring you this breakdown of Tesla's newest assembly line in its Fremont, California, plant.
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Even with stringent manufacturing tolerances, the lifespan of one battery can be different than the one that rolled off the assembly line before it.
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Even when you're not loving this movie, you're rooting for it—and how often do you say that about assembly-line blockbusters these days?
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The Model 3 requires a $1,000 reservation deposit and is slated to hit the assembly line in late 2017, according to the company's website.
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This particular series was created using what Coll calls an "assembly-line process," in which he selects characters and landscapes, then pairs them accordingly.
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The South Korean automaker has halted plans for now to produce the Kona on a second assembly line at one of its domestic factories.
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Vuzix, for example, produces a headset used by DHL warehouse workers and also on the Airbus plane assembly line, according to the company's website.
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While the main assembly line runs just eight hours a day—a single shift—the leather and wood production facilities operate around the clock.
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A small, conservative setup with a handful of employees and well… you know… robots typically seen on the assembly line of an automotive plant.
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By contrast, the formerly Channel 4, now Netflix, anthology series Black Mirror doles out rich and engrossing concepts each episode like an assembly line.
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Maria had raised Laura and her brother as a single mother while working at a Black & Decker plant in Reynosa, on the assembly line.
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There are robots coming off the assembly line now, but they are betas being used for testing, and the company is still doing redesigns.
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Every evening, she braided her sisters' hair and every morning she made an assembly line of omelettes, dicing green chilies and onions and tomatoes.
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Its hook: an assembly-line approach to making pies to order, with healthy, artisanal ingredients and a cook time of less than 3 minutes.
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Lordstown Motors said that with the bank's help, it hoped to recruit strategic investors as it built a new assembly line at the plant.
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My Fiat 500X was equipped with all-wheel-drive, perhaps because it's built on the same assembly line in Italy as the Jeep Renegade.
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In practice, it is a detention center that treats children like products on an assembly line, tagged with barcodes and handled with little care.
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His father, Garnet MacLeish, worked on an auto assembly line; his mother, the former Margaret Nicholson, held different jobs, including one selling beauty products.
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Tesla finally met its goal in the final week of the quarter, with the final car rolling off the assembly line on Sunday morning.
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These are generally assembly line workers who punch in and out for work each day as opposed to employees who are paid a salary.
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However, difficulties with a new assembly line for auto components at a plant in Cartersville, Georgia, were one factor behind Voestalpine's big profit downgrade.
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Boeing on Monday showed off the first 7377 MAX-2787 sitting near the end of the assembly line at its factory in Renton, Washington.
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From the dissonant introduction of opening track "Assembly Line" quickly cutting into a growling beatdown, the brutality is threateningly direct and focused without restraint.
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The UAW remained steadfast, and according to a source at the union, was facing panic at some plants, with slowdowns and assembly-line halts.
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It got so bad that Musk said he kept a sleeping bag in his office so that he could sleep near the assembly line.
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There was indeed a manufacturing boom, driven not by tariffs but by new products like affordable cars and new technologies like the assembly line.
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Metacritic score: 84 out of 100 In December 2008, the last truck rolled off the assembly line of the GM plant in Dayton, Ohio.
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The same ingredients were there: schmoozing, publicists' introducing their clients to an assembly line of Oscar and Bafta voters, and rubbernecking at the celebrities.
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The elaborate assembly-line system designed to deliver hundreds of perfect plates in a 15-minute window is getting gummed up with special requests.
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I've even seen them outside factories, so workers can nip out for a rousing round of "My Way" before returning to the assembly line.
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That's not acceptable to factories and small-time suppliers, who need money up front to keep the materials coming and the assembly line running.
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After a car rolls off an assembly line, workers look it over and run it on rollers to ensure it is in working order.
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The metaphors shift from the realm of art to those of the business world: Vongerichten has built a factory, a franchise, an assembly line.
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NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. — Boeing came to South Carolina more than seven years ago to establish a second assembly line for its 787 Dreamliner aircraft.
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Off the Menu MADE NICE Fast-casual fare in the hands of Daniel Humm and Will Guidara doesn't yield your usual assembly-line bowl.
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When the first Sweetgreen opened in 2007 in Washington, customers moved along an assembly line and faced a new staff member at each station.
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From their idea came Volvo — a Latin translation of "I roll" — which rolled its first car off the assembly line 90 years ago today.
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The Airbus A320 final assembly line or FAL in Airbus parlance is a 53-acre facility just a few minutes drive from downtown Mobile.
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Boeing said on Monday it would suspend production of the 737 MAX in January, its biggest assembly-line halt in more than 20 years.
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Whether on the assembly line or in human resources training, companies are turning to virtual and augmented reality in ways that consumer buyers haven't.
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To save money for those efforts, GM has already halted operations at three plants -- two transmission factories and an assembly line in Lordstown, Ohio.
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At SpaceX, the rocket company founded by Elon Musk, progress sometimes looks like a dramatic explosion and an assembly line of shiny new spaceships.
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His father, Frank, worked on the assembly line at the Ford Motor Company, and his mother, the former Vera Hill, ran a beauty school.
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"We're doing a lot of work in the U.S., and we're going to be doing more by putting the assembly line in Mobile, Alabama."
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Tesla (TSLA) is in the process of building a new factory in Shanghai, its first auto assembly line outside of its Fremont, California home.
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They are the sales associates who help you find shoes at a sportswear store or factory workers next to you on the assembly line.
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But she fails to meet the happiness quotient expected of parents-to-be, nor is she a willing conformist in an assembly-line culture.
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Although he admits that there will be some job loss, the positions will likely be remedial jobs like assembly line work or cleaning bathrooms.
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Progress at Tesla's solar factory in Buffalo, New York, where the tiles are to be manufactured, meanwhile, has been stalled by assembly-line problems.
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In a new interview with the Washington Post, former troll Marat Mindiyarov described the factory as Orwellian, complete with an "assembly line" of lies.
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Nothing handcrafted, just an assembly line of reversible, matching little outfits for the spirit, attaching shame to the human potential for spiritual ascendance and transcendence.
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There's also an animated, walk-through version of the 787 Dreamliner assembly line at Boeing's Everett factory, which is the world's largest building by volume.
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Musk's recent admission that he erred in adding too much automation into the Model 3 assembly line could also prove an expensive mistake to unwind.
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When you think of automation, you probably think of the assembly line, a dramatic dance of robot arms with nary a human laborer in sight.
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The General Motors partnership was formed when the company wanted to produce a robot that would work alongside humans on an assembly line, Badger said.
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Guo Jifeng, a mine worker turned employment broker, is trying to do his bit, helping laid off workers find other jobs like assembly line work.
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Robot arms are getting cheaper than ever, making it possible for you to get your own personal assembly line / disembodied droid buddy to have around.
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Then the production improbably tops itself with a first-act closer that makes inspired use of an assembly-line belt and introduces the title characters.
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Builders, taking note of younger generations' interests, are developing neighborhoods that contrast with the Levittown assembly-line homes many have come to associate with suburbia.
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In turn, Rivian's CEO R.J. Scaringe expects his own team to learn about high-volume manufacturing from the company that invented the movable assembly line.
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One day he wants his welders and assembly line workers to be able to access design plans and lists of parts on a shared platform.
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Daugherty says in one example, analysts studied assembly line workers at one of the largest global manufacturing companies who were equipped with augmented reality goggles.
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Three years later, the first of the Chinese high-speed trains, the CRH1A, rolled off the assembly line with a top speed of 250km/h.
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Porsche previously targeted more than 103,000 new jobs for the Mission E at Zuffenhausen, where it is building a new paint shop and assembly line.
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In the early 20th century, for instance, the spread of the assembly line created new jobs for line workers, engineers, machinists, financiers, and so on.
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Though Ford Model T's were starting to roll off the assembly line, Americans typically moved around on horse-drawn buggies on dirt or cobblestone roads.
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The little plastic people from Billund, Denmark first walked off the assembly line and onto the carpet under our bare feet in August of 1978.
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The study notes that working on an assembly line is a "highly predictable" physical activity, whereas forestry or raising outdoor animals is much less so.
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The company specifically investigated safety as it pertained to the assembly line manufacturing process, testing that occurred from November of 2016 to earlier this month.
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He said that the Model T's advantage, for instance, was not quality, but Henry Ford's creation of the assembly line at River Rouge in Michigan.
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The image of the American factory floor is as classic as Henry Ford's Model T assembly line and just as enduring in the popular imagination.
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Unlike many older auto factories, there are no natural gas fueled forklifts or tug vehicles operated by drivers to haul parts to the assembly line.
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Two sources confirmed to Reuters that the next stoppage on the general assembly line at the Fremont, California, plant was scheduled for May 26-33.
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The guidelines also recommend using a massaging pad to support the chicken's breast as the birds are moved on an assembly line to be stunned.
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The two tunnels connecting New York and New Jersey were built in 22019, the same year Ford's first Model T rolled off the assembly line.
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Planet has a steady assembly line of small Dove imaging satellites with a number on the shelf that could be launched to fill imagery gaps.
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The assembly line for the Max, now grounded after two deadly crashes, employs 12,000 people who previously churned out 52 of the jets every month.
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During that time, the California Guard sent troops through an assembly-line-style re-enlistment process at mass meetings, where bonuses were approved in minutes.
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Though Motown was known for its individual stars, such as Smokey Robinson and Stevie Wonder, it was a collective endeavor, run like an assembly line.
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His mother, an assembly-line factory worker, and his father, a handyman, split up before he was in kindergarten, so he bounced around a little.
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Spat out with rivet-gun speed and uniformity, Chuck Berry licks sound mass-produced, as if they were turned out on a Detroit assembly line.
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News that Tesla hit the 5,000-per-week target came out Sunday as the last Model 33 rolled off the assembly line and employees celebrated.
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McCain also supported the invasion of Iraq in 2003 and claimed Saddam Hussein was "turning Iraq into a weapons assembly line for al-Qaida's network."
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By the afternoon, our managers had us in an assembly line in our back office making face shields out of whatever we had on hand.
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Musk has vowed to put his desk at the end of the assembly line and sleep there while he sorts out the company's production delays.
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Her intentions partly feel wobbly because the language of the book is so inconsistent, full of odd homilies — an assembly line of truly terrible metaphors.
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Wall Street has revived and revamped the pre-crisis financial assembly line that packaged together risky loans and turned those bundles into seemingly safe investments.
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Until the last one is finished, sometime in early 2018, the assembly line will see five to six satellites from start to completion each month.
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And the sluggish pace has coincided with a rash of job cuts and allegations of lax safety standards on the assembly line from its workers.
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"This is every bit as big a change as when the first car came off the assembly line," Senator Gary Peters of Michigan told me.
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That would have entailed a "multi-shift work program to halve the number of people on the assembly line at the same time," Ducati said.
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It's to know that the people who manufacture all sorts of popular culture have also, intentionally or not, tossed some racism onto the assembly line.
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Her father died when she was 12, and her mother, who had never worked outside the home, took a job on a factory assembly line.
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The familiarity felt surreal to Ms. Dalon as she began playing Chrissy, who is Sam's sister, Tim's wife and an assembly line worker at Chrysler.
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"I think the Chinese education system is like an assembly line," Ms. Wu said, explaining why she wanted her son to have an international education.
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A large part of the chain&aposs progress has been focused on its second make line, essentially a second assembly line for burritos and bowls.
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"We did an assembly line of our boxes this year, where my husband packed the boxes and she put the box on them," Pawar said.
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To save money for those efforts, GM has already halted operations at three US plants -- two transmission factories and an assembly line in Lordstown, Ohio.
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Black employees serving in supervisory roles described incidents where white underlings refused to comply with directions, causing the assembly line to shut down on occasion.
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The solution is to leave the assembly line and head to the mines to look for the natural resources that have been there all along.
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Whether it's automatically sweeping our floors or rapidly piecing together elements on an assembly line, the robots of today are laser focused on the practical.
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For his birthday, Gabriel Arce-Yee, 31, ordered the tasting menu: an assembly line of lamb cheek, bone marrow and the Egyptian fava purée called foul.
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In Yang Zhenzhong's five-screen video installation "Disguise" (2015), robotic, unacknowledged workers from an assembly line in China wearing the same white mask are miraculously individuated.
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So, your iPhone's GPU and CPU don't shrink over time, and especially not at the specific time that iPhones start tumbling off the Foxconn assembly line.
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One of the employees told me that had I just come on another day, I'd have seen an assembly line full of dolls in darker coloring.
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Hiring Shelby was part of a factory-wide effort to improve ergonomics, which also included modifications to the general assembly line and the implementation of robots.
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This philosophy, as well as the assembly-line, build-your-own menu at Chipotle, has since been adopted by other chains from pizza to Greek food.
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For one thing, repeating a gesture would be an essential practice of anyone who studied calligraphy, which is very different from working on an assembly line.
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Instead, she spent the war years on an assembly line for a munitions factory in England and gave lectures to raise money for the war effort.
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If and when the FF91 rolls off the assembly line, you certainly won't be able to afford it — rumors put the price as high as $300,000.
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In the automotive world, car plant leads use the platform to detect defects on vehicles in the assembly line, according to case studies from the company.
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To oil the assembly line and hawk the brand more efficiently, Mr. Sparks now has his own production company, and "The Choice" is its first release.
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If the shareholder lawsuits settle for anything like that amount, then Musk's tweet was as bad as shutting down the assembly line for three months. Sabotage!
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The company has discovered that it is hard to get thousands of Midwesterners to work long hours at stressful assembly-line jobs for relatively low pay.
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When the gambit ultimately failed, parts of that conveyor system became some of the "scrap" Tesla used to create the assembly line under the tent outdoors.
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The practice of collectively taking July or August off dates from the Industrial Revolution, when it made sense to send off all assembly-line workers simultaneously.
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Among them was Teri Sickels, 59, a former assembly line worker who, like many here, was forced into retirement when the General Motors factory closed down.
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How can you control the tasks you take on or the way you do them if you're just one part of a big automated assembly line?
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Moments before imposing sentence, Lomeli said Tseng ran a reckless "assembly line" style practice that raked in millions of dollars while patients and their families suffered.
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It was also able to source the high-quality aluminum from U.S. companies, and started a seven-person assembly line out of its downtown Pasadena headquarters.
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Workers worry the production plans will lead to fewer assembly line workers as a result of more automation and the outsourcing of work to parts makers.
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Ford workers and engineers redesigned portions of the Kentucky Truck assembly line to allow for the latest increase, Ford North American manufacturing chief John Savona said.
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It's humans that are swapping out the fine features on an assembly line after the framework of a product is assembled by a machine, he said.
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Boeing said it fulfilled its commitment in the 2013 law to locate the assembly line and wing factory for its new 777X jetliner in the state.
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The new final assembly line in Hamburg, like other lines, has a top rate of 10 aircraft per month, which it will reach by mid-2019.
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AT THE BMW factory in Spartanburg, South Carolina, brand new sport-utility vehicles roll off the assembly line with the regularity of a German express train.
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Tesla has been struggling to find solutions to manufacturing bottlenecks on the new assembly line that produces the Model 3, a sedan intended for volume production.
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"There's still no good way to perfectly reassemble a dismantled 'Pod, unless you happen to work in the AirPod assembly line at the factory," iFixit said.
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It is made on the same assembly line as Volvo Car's XC40 crossover SUV at a new Volvo-operated plant in Taizhou on China's east coast.
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Quality medicine has become replaced with quality documentation and quality box checking with a system that treats patients like a car moving down an assembly line.
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The past spring, I'd sampled a 2019 BMW Z4 sDrive30i, a roadster version of the Supra coupé, built on the same assembly line as the Toyota.
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As new TVs roll off the assembly line and get software updates this year, they will be ready to display Apple content and support Apple devices.
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The pay, benefits and pension plan are all good, but it wasn't just the money that kept her on the assembly line, Ms. Shanklin-Hawkins said.
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This is because life, for the most part, does not operate like an assembly line and robots need to be versatile enough to handle life's randomness.
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If you didn't like what was going on here, I'll just replace you, because on the assembly line I just need you to do this thing.
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Critics often bemoan standardized testing as fostering assembly line education and "teaching to the test" while ignoring more abstract learning outcomes like creativity and critical thinking.
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Tesla said the main constraint was its battery module assembly line at its Nevada Gigafactory, where the company had to redesign part of the production process.
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"We couldn't get them made at a condom factory because true condom packaging was [done] on an assembly line," which wouldn't allow for customization, Strahan says.
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Chrysler still owns the very first minivan that rolled down the assembly line in 1983, with Mr. Iacocca, by then the chief executive, behind the wheel.
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Middle managers in Michigan have to learn the words for "hurry up" in English, German, Polish and Italian to keep Henry Ford's assembly line humming along.
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The Sistem24 by Swatch, presented at Baselworld that year, was made without human intervention on a 2600-foot-long assembly line in a clean-room environment.
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General Motors said on Thursday that it will set up a program with schools in Oshawa to turn assembly line workers into mechanics for car dealerships.
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Heavy manufacturing entailed enormous investments in machinery, which required every worker along the assembly line to show up, so that those expensive machines wouldn't sit idle.
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A few years after moving in, she was hired for her first job, working on an assembly line, and took art courses at a community college.
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"It doesn't make any sense to have Ford figure out how to make ventilators on the same assembly line that they've been making Rangers," he said.
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It expects to idle its Model 3 assembly line for several days to clear impediments that have held production well below the electric-car company's targets.
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In production of the Model 3, Mr. Musk gambled by creating an assembly line that relies much more heavily on automated equipment and robots than workers.
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They called the new tent courts secretive, assembly-line proceedings for lawful asylum seekers, and said the policy has subjected them to kidnapping, assault and extortion.
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Video preview thumbnails are arranged and usually look nearly identical before pushing play, indicating that each celeb is likely knocking off multiple in assembly-line style.
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I didn't plan to have the sale date coincide with the last of the current Defenders roll off the assembly line — it just happened that way.
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So in August, before her senior year, Jones called her and her mother — an assembly-line worker at Ford Motors — into his un-air-conditioned office.
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Boeing's biggest assembly-line halt in more than 20 years is expected to disrupt supply chains, further depressing manufacturing, which accounts for 11% of the economy.
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Boeing's biggest assembly-line halt in more than 20 years is expected to disrupt supply chains, further depressing manufacturing, which accounts for 11% of the economy.
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Indeed, Baptist considers the slaveholders' use of cotton-picking quotas and calibrated torture a technology of efficiency management akin to the assembly line and interchangeable parts.
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The firm said it would invest more than 13 million euros ($260 million) in the facility, and the first cars will leave the assembly line in 2019.
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Elon Musk was a successful internet entrepreneur long before the first Tesla Model X rolled off the assembly line and SpaceX fired its first rocket into orbit.
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A miner could easily train for a job at a manufacturing plant "in a few weeks," Turek says, if they're on an assembly line doing repetitive tasks.
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As part of the Airbus venture, Bombardier has said it would invest $300 million to set up an Alabama assembly line for CSeries purchased by American carriers.
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While about 13,000 rolled off the assembly line, only a handful of the Flying Fortresses still take to the air, usually for air shows and special events.
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If the current Qashqai assembly line had closed, over half the jobs in the factory would have been at risk, along with more in the supply chain.
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And when they roll off the assembly line of GM's manufacturing plant in Orion, Michigan, they'll be deployed as ride-hailing vehicles in a number of cities.
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We could precisely measure everything they did in the workplace, optimizing the placement of parts on an assembly line or the position of papers on a desk.
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When we think of robots, we typically conjure up images of giant arms building cars on an assembly line, or autonomous delivery vehicles ferrying goods around warehouses.
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Those changes can be big, like the new tent-covered assembly line that Tesla recently constructed in one of its parking lots at the Fremont, California factory.
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Unifor represents 22015,21 assembly-line workers at GM Oshawa and 21.3176,800 workers at plants supplying the Oshawa operations, whose contracts typically have lower pay, benefits and security.
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But while most assembly-line robots help put together products you'll one day hold in your hands, Liam is hard at work disassembling your ruined, returned iPhones.
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The business model resembles a high-profit assembly line: Schedule as many quick, elective surgeries as possible, mostly for people who have better-paying commercial health insurance.
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Volvo said its first battery assembly line was under construction at its manufacturing plant in Ghent, Belgium, and would be finalised by the end of this year.
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Pulling together an assembly line for new all-electric models in Tennessee, like the BUDD-e unveiled at CES in January, would be a much larger undertaking.
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They weren't stored in a parts room or the service center; they were bolted to assembly line-fresh cars and trucks — 48 of them to be exact.
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It wasn't until 1914, one year after Henry Ford's moving assembly line had been in full swing, that the car became part of the average American experience.
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Joking, teasing and roughhousing — like making bread in an assembly line — are all just diversions to keep people from thinking about the final nothingness that awaits them.
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Ellen Gaugler remembers driving her father to the Bethlehem Steel mill, where he spent his working years hauling beams off the assembly line and onto rail cars.
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It even captures video of its parts on the assembly line and uses barcodes to attach that footage to the final product its "iTechs" use in repairs.
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Behind her in the assembly line, a potbellied man in his late 30s peppers her with the gustatory queries that pass for small talk in south India.
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Hyundai, South Korea's largest automaker, has been seeking a local partner to set up an assembly line in Pakistan, Nishat Mills company secretary Khalid Chauhan told Reuters.
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The CSeries may be produced at Airbus' assembly line in Alabama for U.S. airlines, helping Bombardier avoid punitive U.S. tariffs threatened by a trade dispute with Boeing.
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Musk has vowed Tesla would become "the best manufacturer on Earth," helped by a new, highly automated assembly line and a simpler design for the Model 3.
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It's kinda like watching an extremely efficient AI assembly line, sorta creepy, sorta unsettling—but you know a person had to put it there to begin with.
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There is no assembly line; a technician puts a frame on a stand and turns a collection of major components into a motorcycle over a few hours.
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Awareness has grown in the past six months as women — from boardroom executives to Hollywood stars to assembly-line workers — have started speaking out about workplace mistreatment.
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As a consequence of capitalism, he argued, artists were reduced to objects to be consumed, manufactured, bought, and sold, like interchangeable parts on a factory assembly line.
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For patients, a limit of no more than 22 families per doctor eliminates the rushed questions and assembly-line pace of even the best primary care practices.
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Employees told the investigators of a "Willowbrook attitude" among some workers who, disrespectful of the residents, would line them up in their underwear for "assembly line" showers.
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Before the first car even rolls off the assembly line of a new production plant just outside Charleston, South Carolina, Volvo is expanding plans for the plant.
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Instead of off-the-shelf daughter boards, the company started building its own boards and simplifying the construction, which should help when Kuri hits the assembly line.
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I'd first met Greg Mansfield, who'd worked on the assembly line at a General Motors plant for nearly four decades, while reporting on another story, in 2014.
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He said that would enable Tesla to continue its expansion, including its manufacturing presence in China, where cars are beginning to roll off a Shanghai assembly line.
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In The Last Cruze, she unsentimentally preserves the stories of union reps, assembly-line workers, managers, workers in adjacent industries, and those of their families and children.
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The joint venture may establish an assembly line in the UAE for the VRT-500 helicopter, a light helicopter which is currently under development, Boginsky told Reuters.
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The joint venture may establish an assembly line in the UAE for the VRT-500 helicopter, a light helicopter which is currently under development, Boginsky told Reuters.
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In its race to both drive cash flow and pacify increasingly irate bondholders, the company quickly added the second assembly line, officially known as General Assembly 4.
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On an assembly line turning out a $270,000 vehicle every minute, for instance, six hours of "unscheduled downtime" for repairs represents a potential loss of $18 million.
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Production on the single and dual-motor versions won't begin until late 2021, while the tri-motor truck won't roll off the assembly line until late 13.
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Earlier this week, it said that it would control certification of each newly produced 737 Max rolling off the assembly line, something usually delegated to the manufacturer.
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Moreover, the plant is in the early stages of an organizing drive by some assembly-line employees who would like to join the United Automobile Workers union.
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Now they are faced with the prospect of trimming production and finding ways to entice customers to buy the vehicles that are rolling off the assembly line.
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Reuters reports that the analysis of Super Micro's hardware was conducted by Nardello & Co. and covered both old motherboards and those that are fresh off the assembly line.
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The assembly-line style of execution is unseemly and fits with the coarsening of public life that has unfortunately become an all-too-familiar feature of American politics.
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The U.S. benefits from a top-level college program that churns out basketball players in assembly-line fashion with the best moving on to play in the WNBA.
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Day after grueling day, they'd sit with the workers on the assembly line, making sure every finish was applied with care and every part was connected just so.
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On weekends, I'd return home from BU and join the assembly line in our living room, putting together thousands of key chains in preparation of the big day.
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Harmony, the first speaking, AI-powered female sex robot made by RealDoll's offshoot company, Realbotix, which rolled off the assembly line this past July, is far from perfect.
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It's a twist on the original Hawaiian dish and involves way less salmon, kale, and avocado than you'll see on the assembly line in many chic new outlets.
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With mentors like USV's Fred Wilson, FirstMark Capital's Matt Turck and Geometric Intelligence's Gary Marcus, access is the key differentiator between an assembly line and a true accelerator.
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But Elon Musk insisted he could pull it off, citing hyper-automation — a robotic assembly line — as his secret weapon to increase manufacturing speed and drive down costs.
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Whether he's drawing a suburban neighborhood, a day at the zoo, or an industrial robot assembly line, French artist Theo Guignard's illustrations are easy to get lost in.
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And I think that's just part of these-- the jobs, again, are not jobs on assembly line that people really find all that attractive over the long term.
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With a new assembly line under construction, the A220 will add 400 jobs to Airbus' plant in Mobile and eventually push employment there to more than 1,500 workers.
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To reach its goal, production of the Model 3 was done around the clock, and the company built an unconventional outdoor vehicle assembly line underneath a giant tent.
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Encouraged, Vardakostas moved on to building the conveyor belt that would move the burger down an automated assembly line, the bun slicer and toaster, and the electric grill.
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The chain prepares and bakes personal pizzas fresh to order on a Chipotle-like assembly line where customers can pick toppings from a selection in front of them.
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Their influence fades as new gods – American Gods – hold sway over ensuing generations: Radio, television, the automobile, the airplane, electricity itself, the telephone, the assembly line, the Internet.
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Through most of American history, whites without a college education -- from Thomas Jefferson's yeoman farmer to Henry Ford's assembly line worker --- constituted a majority of the US population.
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If you want a way around that extra fee, everyone's favorite assembly line burrito purveyor is giving you a way to get free chips and guac this week.
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When Tammé blithely mentions that she worked on an airline food assembly line for seven years, Debbie's face twitches—a near-imperceptible gesture, but one naked in meaning.
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The Mazda-branded models rolling off the assembly line will be crossovers targeted at North American consumers, while Toyota plans to use the factory to build Corollas. 2169.
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Boeing also has set up a temporary low-rate assembly line for initial production (LRIP) of the 777X so it can test processes before hitting the acceleration pedal.
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The investment includes $100 million for a new assembly line and production modifications at Honda Precision Parts of Georgia LLC in Tallapoosa, Georgia, the Japanese automaker said. bit.
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Zuckerberg travelled with a professional photographer, who documented him feeding a calf in Wisconsin, ordering barbecue, and working on an assembly line at a Ford plant in Michigan.
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For example, a company could reserve their private network for machines on the assembly line, which work at fast speeds and need quick communications to be highly coordinated.
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And the internet pounced, adding them to its meme factory and its profiteering assembly line, even as the terms drew mocking comments and disgust from social media users.
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Each repeats the same tasks in robotic fashion — sorting through components at the front of the assembly line, packaging the final product at the end of the line.
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"I like the idea that when people make Thanksgiving dinner, they gather around, elbow-to-elbow, sort of the same as an assembly line of pirogi," she said.
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Maintenance capex entails the unexciting but essential investments that keep an asset in working condition, like painting a ship or replacing the conveyor belt on an assembly line.
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A poorly secured internet-connected toaster can provide a foothold for an attacker, while attackers could down a poorly secured industrial system and shut down an assembly line.
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Quite what such AI-powered transformation might mean for the jobs of hundreds of thousands of humans currently employed by Foxconn on assembly line tasks is less clear.
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"We expect this new assembly line to be operating as of the third-quarter of 22.6, but the schedule will also depend on the 21G auction," he said.
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Its chief executive, Elon Musk, was promising that the more affordable Model 3 would soon roll off its assembly line and bring emission-free driving to the masses.
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He got an up-close look at the assembly line and the slick machines they're producing -- but, let's be honest, he's got baby number 3 on the way.
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After creating designs for five different decades of Cheney's life, the team began a regimented process that operated "like a beautifully orchestrated and creative assembly line," Wade said.
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Over three decades, he rose from an assembly line worker to an electronics business owner, following China's rise from an economic backwater to the world's No. 2 economy.
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Mr. Trump has also had help from the Senate Judiciary Committee chairman, Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, in lowering impediments and keeping the confirmation assembly line moving.
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An account shared by a former assembly-line supervisor who left Tesla in 2019 suggests Shelby has made some progress but perhaps not as much as she's indicated.
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The relentlessly hyped arrival of autonomous vehicles looms as the greatest disruption in personal transportation since Henry Ford's moving assembly line started producing Model T's by the millions.
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Most jobs are still out of reach of robots, which lack the dexterity required on an assembly line or the social grace needed on a customer service call.
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BEIJING — Above rows of assembly line workers, a mix of provocative slogans and abstract paintings adorns the corrugated metal walls of the Bernard Controls factory in southern Beijing.
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A viral video circulated on Wednesday showing Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles greeting guests at Buckingham Palace in an assembly line when Donald and Melania Trump approached.
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Prosecutors who want to lead can no longer allow their offices to operate as part of a justice system assembly line that has too often produced damaging results.
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Put all that together, and "Last Christmas" isn't the assembly-line product it could have been, but nor is it as special as it seemingly intended to be.
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Disney already had other live-action remakes of animated classics on its assembly line, including "Cinderella" and "The Jungle Book," which would both become critical and commercial hits.
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To the amazement of family members seeing this for the first time, she put together a dozen wooden puzzles in quick succession like a one-person assembly line.
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Tesla is operating its own seat assembly line inside its factory, and it is hiring engineers and technicians to figure out a way to fully automate the process.
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Wood remains expensive, but the assembly-line aspect of mass-timber production, in which factories make large panels, then assemble them on-site, saves time and labor costs.
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Before the internet, an auto factory machinist could repair an assembly line while mentally traveling in time and space to Vladivostok, the Easter Islands, or the year 2063.
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Li, a quality-control checker on the iPhone assembly line in Zhengzhou, told the South China Morning Post that Foxconn was steadier than most other employers in China.
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Mainland media reported that low-end robots have been installed on the assembly line of known labour-intensive factories as a showcase for local government subsidies and left unused.
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Business Insider reported Friday that Cal/OSHA inspected the assembly line known as GA4 between June and December last year and dinged Tesla for a number of regulations violations.
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This is where the assembly line was born, where businessmen discovered that dividing the manufacturing process into simplified steps would make it easier to train—and also discard—workers.
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Boeing especially needs to sell 777s to fill a gap in its assembly line as it phases out that plane for the successor 777X over the next few years.
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The factory often forwent the 24-hour pre-job training requirement for workers, offering just eight hours of experience and safety training before placing workers on the assembly line.
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Henry Ford's assembly line is the best-known example; others include the "American system" of manufacturing, introducing interchangeable parts, in the 19th century, and logistics practices such as containerisation.
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Its total liabilities are now up to $22 billion following the investment the company has made in both the Model 3's Fremont assembly line and the Nevada Gigafactory.
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" If it was instead used as "an assembly line for one party's partisan legislative agenda," he warned, the consequence would be "instability and strife" and not "good, stable law.
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A fourth assembly line for the narrowbody A320neo will use a building in Hamburg previously used for the A380, he told reporters at the German port city's Airbus plant.
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And though my gynecologist at the time had an up-close look at my vagina every year, my time with her always felt very factory-floor, assembly-line impersonal.
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Employees signed as many as 2,100 documents per day, and DocX accelerated the assembly line by having other workers sign on the behalf of those authorized by the bank.
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The Mexican-food chain is also on pace to have a second assembly line in all of its kitchens for online orders only by the middle of the year.
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Additive manufacturing is currently too slow and too unreliable to match the pace of an assembly line, which means it's also too costly, at least for the auto industry.
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All right-thinking Southern wrestling fans were skeptical of McMahon's predilection for steroids and style over substance, and Luger might have rolled right off McMahon's juiced-up assembly line.
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Parts are put in a sequential order in stand-up bag carts next to the assembly line so that assemblers do not have to spend time looking for them.
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"There's still going to be a Selmer at the helm of the company," said chief executive Jerome Selmer, the founder's great-grandson, as he strolled along an assembly line.
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At the company's 8,000 square foot space in Industry City, boxes of parts and shipping materials sit by a row of tables that will soon become the assembly line.
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While Lucid still has some refining to do on the model, and while there's still no assembly line to build the Air, it's winning the race to the showroom.
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Boeing was desperate to get the 2737 MAX flying again—there were more than five thousand planes on back order, with dozens coming off the assembly line every month.
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Specht points out that these companies "were some of the first large, integrated corporations," which pioneered the assembly line, and mastered complex supply chains and networks of global distribution.
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Ford is resuming production of its F-Series pickup trucks, ending assembly line shut downs at two of its most important plants that have lasted more than a week.
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However, if an entire shift walks off the assembly line or the cooking line or the sales line, the shareholders are forced to take heed of their employee's complaints.
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He got a job on an electronics factory assembly line in Brooklyn, and after 780 years began working as a handyman in the Tudor City apartment complex in Manhattan.
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In business, efficiency experts like Frederick Winslow Taylor and Frank Gilbreth systematized the operations of industrial mass production, down to the physical movements of workers on an assembly line.
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He opened a grab-and-go storefront at 51150 East 2529th Street near Fifth Avenue last fall and has just added this fast-casual, assembly-line branch in Chelsea.
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Kenny made Jesse run back and forth along a pulley system to ensure that he wouldn't be able to break free from the meth assembly line in the compound.
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The move will, however, mean that the plane can dodge the new American tariff by shifting some of its production from Canada to an Airbus assembly line in Alabama.
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Boeing said it will keep a 787 assembly line in South Carolina open at this time, as well as military and helicopter assembly lines near St. Louis and Philadelphia.
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Musk has vowed that Tesla will become "the best manufacturer on Earth," helped by a new, highly automated assembly line and a simpler design for its Model 3 sedan.
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His crusade seemed unlikely to succeed, given that disciplined Senate Republicans have been pushing through Trump administration judicial picks with assembly-line efficiency over the heated complaints of Democrats.
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After Tesla's most recent earnings announcement in early May, Mr. Musk said he hoped eventually to have three shifts a day, essentially running the assembly line around the clock.
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The assembly line at the Chinese operation is less automated than at its main plant in Fremont, partly because local labor costs in China are lower than full automation.
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The last Beetle rolled off the assembly line at a plant in Mexico in July, which Volkswagen de Mexico CEO Steffen Reiche said will now produce the Tarek SUV.
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Patience. Depth. A willingness to break out of an assembly-line format that has become numbing: talking heads describing developments in the case, intercut with often cheesy re-enactments.
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Then the wheels -- along with the handlebars, seat, brakes, chain wheel and crank -- are installed as the frames hang from a conveyor belt and travel down the assembly line.
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Much of it is pretty dreadful, sped along the assembly line to be ready by late spring, yet short-lived enough to be dead by the end of summer.
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Women hefting giant mounds of dough on their heads hover around the fire, forming a kind of assembly line with the bakers who work the oven with long paddles.
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The six complete planes and the partially built ones on the assembly line were cut into pieces and many of their blueprints were destroyed, as was the manufacturing machinery.
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"There was a woman who had an assembly line going yesterday," said Jim Noonan, a former crafter for Martha Stewart, who had been hired by Hermès for the holidays.
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Motown was headquartered in Detroit, and so the Motown metaphors are industrial: the record label was a machine, a factory, an assembly line fitting songs together, part by part.
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"Everything was focused on how we could move this through the assembly line faster and more efficient with great quality," said Doug Field who leads the Tesla vehicle programs.
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A slowdown in demand from China, a major consumer of Japanese-made assembly line equipment, has already curtailed Japan's growth, which fell below economists' expectations in the third quarter.
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The last of the current generation Land Rover Defenders rolled off the assembly line today in Solihull, England, where the iconic 2100x4 has been produced continuously for 68 years.
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Just as the assembly line and robotic manufacturing has not totally ended the market for craft manufacturing, the traditional model of brokerage will likely continue to exist in 2030.
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The company also said it was spending tens of millions of dollars to upgrade its assembly line to meet heightened demand for the product after the EpiPen price increases.
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The for-profit work traditionally found in correctional facilities, like stamping license plates or making cheap clothing on an assembly line for 1003 cents an hour, can't do that.
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"Your first feeling, when you ended up there, was that you were in some kind of factory that turned lying, telling untruths, into an industrial assembly line," Mindiyarov said.
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According to Chen, the worst job at the factory is the assembly line, where workers do the same task repeatedly for eight or 10 or 12 hours a day.
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This means you could run a massive factory with fewer workers and each of those workers would need a higher education to manage the intricacies of a robotic assembly line.
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Ever since that movie, a number of sequels and attempted reboots have rolled off the assembly line, but none of the efforts were as memorable as the two original films.
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I swipe in the mornings over coffee, during lunch while I'm waiting for the assembly line at Dos Toros to fold my burrito, and in the evenings right before bed.
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Just 23 Tesla Model 23 electric sedans will roll off the assembly line and into customer hands on July 228 and virtually all of them will go to Tesla employees.
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The video, uploaded on the website World Star Hip Hop on Friday, shows the man urinating on an assembly line and then panning to a sign with the company's logo.
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The result has the appearance of a kind of assembly-line, cookie-cutter perfection — all the right parts in the right places — and there is nothing "natural-looking" about it.
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Its sister aircraft, the J-31, is expected to start rolling off the assembly line by 2019, with China hoping to export it worldwide to compete with America's F-313.
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Its sister aircraft, the J-31, is expected to start rolling off the assembly line by 2019, with China hoping to export it worldwide to compete with America's F-35.
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The early 20th century saw manufacturing work reorganized around the assembly line, which set the pace for workers, each of whom endlessly repeated a single task in the production process.
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Those behemoths now control firms operating at every level of the advertising assembly line, from creative shops to media buyers to production companies and, in some cases, even media outlets.
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Overpriced prosecco and scorecard in hand (as seen in the very hastily snapped photo above), I sat at a long table that felt like the assembly line I'd originally envisioned.
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Next week, Cava will bring its Chipotle-style, assembly-line format to its 80th location as part of its plan to open 10 locations in the first half of 2019.
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One reason is that an assembly line does not function very well without a full complement of workers, so it makes sense for them to all take time off together.
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Pink emerged as one of the dominant hues in the 1950s at precisely the moment when American women were whisked off the wartime assembly line and back into the kitchen.
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In an interview with CBS Good Morning, Musk agreed with Tesla's critics that there was over-reliance on automation and too few human assembly line workers building the Model 22016.
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There are also other assembly plants in the U.S. where MKC production could have also been shifted to depending on a number of factors (UAW contracts, assembly line capacity, etc.).
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Marine stations, by contrast, could be mass-produced in factories using, if not the techniques of the assembly line, then at least those of the shipyard, with crews constantly employed.
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Although some starry-eyed students, especially in France, joined the assembly line to spread the revolution, most workers—like Britain's striking miners—were in their guts conservative rather than radical.
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The Michigan Assembly plant that builds the Focus will be idled for one week and the Kansas City assembly line that builds Transit vans will be down for two weeks.
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The Singapore Airlines order is a boost for the 22.4 assembly line, but it does not help with slow 777 sales, since the order is for the newer 777X model.
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With a little help from a final assembly line set up in a parking lot, Tesla hits its Model 3 production target—only about eight or so months behind schedule.
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Two MEB-based battery-electric vehicles also will be produced for the Volkswagen brand in Tennessee, the automaker last month announcing an $800 million expansion of its Chattanooga assembly line.
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Islabikes has a relatively quick production timetable, with a steady flow of parts arriving at its assembly line more or less weekly, and more often at peak times like Christmas.
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That means that the person who works on an assembly line is taxed at a higher rate than someone sitting on a huge trust fund, said Heitkamp, a CNBC contributor.
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"He (Musk) is gonna go through an awful lot of people because people are gonna start getting hurt left and right," by the fast-moving assembly line, the worker said.
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The first Model 3 rolled off Tesla's assembly line a few days ago, though the company has yet to announce when it will begin regular shipments of pre-ordered vehicles.
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If you haven't played the episode, there are some minor spoilers, but it's not far in: Everything—mouths, arms, bodies, eyebrows—mechanically flap around as if on an assembly line.
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There are five Papermeal videos in the series, ranging from a clever computer-themed fish and chips to a Wreck-It Ralph-esque assembly line for an ice cream sundae.
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Dedicated inspection teams track every car throughout every shop in the assembly line, and every vehicle is then subjected to an additional quality control process towards the end of line.
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Not that Wiseman neglects the human factor, even in a slaughterhouse; he is instinctively aware, as Chaplin was, of what an assembly line can do to those who toil there.
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But it is not easy to anticipate when a deal might pop; it is not like an assembly line, where the work flow can be calculated precisely at each step.
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Dedicated inspection teams track every car throughout every shop in the assembly line, and every vehicle is then subjected to an additional quality control process towards the end of line.
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When I asked Dave Stinson and his colleagues at Steelcase about how automation had affected the assembly line, they said, for the most part, that it had made things easier.
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Most of New York's recent crop of poke places have been fast-casual restaurants that serve the dish as it's done in Los Angeles, with an assembly line and seating.
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I'd driven a forklift, worked an assembly line, dipped scaffolding into a paint bath and taken down old drywall as though there were a better life on the other side.
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In 1917, four years after Ford installed the assembly line that revolutionized cars and American industry, Keros transformed his cart into a brick-and-mortar establishment called American Coney Island.
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A daughter of privilege who worked on an assembly line during World War II, she became a principal benefactor of public television, her name intoned on a host of programs.
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Photography: Jack Hems Related: Artist Paints Record-Breaking Line of Code Epicenter Projects Brings Art to the San Andreas Fault Line Ride a Cosmic Assembly Line in This Music Video
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The assembly-line justice, known as Operation Streamline, started under President George W. Bush and persisted under President Barack Obama as deportations and other immigration cases were on the rise.
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In a period of eight months, Henry Ford built a mile-long assembly line on a patch of Michigan prairie that could produce one B-24 bomber every 63 minutes.
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The bride, 443, and groom, 29 work together on the assembly line at Cummins, a company in Columbus that designs, manufactures, and distributes engines, filtration and power generation products. Mrs.
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Wiley Turnage, president of Local 22, which represents 700 workers at G.M.'s Detroit-Hamtramck plant, said he hoped that his members could get back to the assembly line quickly.
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The European aerospace giant Airbus has indicated it is only slowly restarting its assembly line, and automakers like General Motors and Toyota have begun only limited production in recent days.
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He worked on the assembly line at a car plant in southern Wisconsin, work that regularly sent him to the hospital for surgeries to drain extra fluid from his knees.
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He spent a year in a notoriously hellish refugee camp before coming to Lancaster, where he and his family delivered newspapers, shoveled snow, did sewing and assembly-line work. Anything.
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The world's most famous aircraft, an 800,000-pound flying fortress that extends the power of the White House into the skies, just got a step closer to the assembly line.
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The bride, 23, and groom, 29 work together on the assembly line at Cummins, a company in Columbus that designs, manufactures, and distributes engines, filtration and power generation products. Mrs.
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"Airbus China is observing Chinese Government requirements and has been authorised by the Chinese authorities to restart operations of the Tianjin Final Assembly Line," the company said in a statement.
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She is a daughter of Justina Calcano of Bronxville, N.Y. Her mother retired as an assembly line worker at a factory in Yonkers that manufactured bathroom curtains and shower rods.
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Former parole commissioners described a hearing process that was run like an assembly line and was so chaotic that they themselves sometimes did not know which inmate they were interviewing.
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Mexican GM workers organized to resist pressure to increase assembly line production, which would offset GM's losses in the 48,000-worker strike in the United States, according to Periódico Correo.
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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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"Airbus China is observing Chinese Government requirements and has been authorized by the Chinese authorities to restart operations of the Tianjin Final Assembly Line," the company said in a statement.
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"The battery is a crucial part of the vehicle," Mr. Kaufer said as he walked through the assembly line of another factory in Kamenz that is already running at capacity.
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In May, Tesla sent a new battery assembly line via cargo planes to its Gigafactory battery plant outside Reno, Nevada in order to speed production, as first reported by Reuters.
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At the center just opened, Airbus will perform tasks such as aircraft painting, cabin installations as well as flight tests on aircraft received from Airbus' final assembly line in Toulouse, France.
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The auto industry is in the midst of change as radical as anything it has faced since Henry Ford switched on the first moving assembly line more than a century ago.
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Those were my initial thoughts after test-driving one of the very first Tesla Model 3 all-electric cars to roll off the assembly line Friday before the company's big reveal.
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"Imagine people doing things like spending eight hours a day tagging images, or transcribing little text snippets over and over again–you're essentially part of a virtual assembly line," said Graham.
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For example, Tesla installed a pit next to the assembly line that workers can stand in, allowing them to install parts on the lower regions of a car without bending over.
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The makeshift assembly line was first constructed as a temporary measure to hit Musk's ambitious target of producing 6,103 Model 3's a week by the end of June last year.
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Instead of relying on the traditional, complicated assembly line of machines and people sculpting and piecing together parts of a vehicle, Relativity wants to make building a rocket almost entirely automated.
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Later this year, Audi will introduce the e-tron Sportback, and the first Audi Q2L e-tron, which was designed specifically for the Chinese market, will roll off the assembly line.
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HASSIA, Syria/GENEVA (Reuters) - At an Iranian government-owned car plant near Homs, the small number of vehicles on the assembly line underscores the obstacles hobbling Tehran's economic ambitions in Syria.
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Having secured a promise of over $4bn in subsidies from Wisconsin, Foxconn vowed to create 13,000 jobs, many of them on the assembly line, with an average annual salary of $54,000.
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After his release, Berry worked an assembly line and studied cosmetology, before finding his place in American history with a guitar in his hands and a captain's hat on his head.
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On the surface, Guardians 2 might seem like any other film on Marvel's assembly line: Heroes come together to defeat a villain who has the power to take over the universe.
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Marty Smets, an ergonomics and Human Systems Technical Expert with Ford, explained that shoulder strain is not only the most common injury among assembly line workers, but also the most expensive.
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Boeing, which employs tens of thousands of union workers in Washington, opened a new assembly line that builds its 787 aircraft in South Carolina, a right-to-work state, in 2011.
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A spokesman for Rethink Robotics, which makes the Baxter and Sawyer assembly-line robots, said all but two issues - in the education and research versions of its robots - had been fixed.
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In May 2014, Dave Willner and Dan Kelmenson, a software engineer at Facebook, patented a 3D-modeling technology for content moderation designed around a system that resembles an industrial assembly line.
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For him, X is not a lab that churns out immediately useable technology or marketable products, but a place where innovation is "systemized" — imagine Henry Ford's assembly line, but for ideas.
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There's a sense of competition with these roving circles, sure, but it's of the cooperative sort, sort of like holding my ground on an assembly line rather than bulldozing to victory.
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But given its history, Tesla will need to find a production partner on the assembly line to hit those kinds of numbers, Kelley Blue Book managing editor Matt DeLorenzo told CNBC.
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His family had built one of the largest manufacturers of urinalysis testing in the country and Chen's earliest memories of work are standing on an assembly line putting together pregnancy tests.
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Airbus will take control of the C series next year; the primary assembly line will remain in Quebec and some additional production will take place at Airbus's American factory, in Alabama.
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Tesla has temporarily suspended its Model 3 assembly line in what the company said was a planned production pause, as the automaker continues to face challenges ramping up its new sedan.
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Ford, Lincoln's parent company, dictated that the Continental share much of its engineering with the two-door Ford Thunderbird so the two models could be built on the same assembly line.
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They see replacing primarily lower-skilled workers on the assembly line with robots on American factory floors as the only way to produce here in a financially viable, cost-competitive way.
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"It's more along the lines of aircraft technology than traditional, spot-welded steel bodies," said Paul Buetow, G.M.'s head of manufacturing in China, as he strode along the assembly line.
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After 14 years on the assembly line, she earns $21.22 an hour, enough to put her oldest son through college while raising two other children with her husband, a truck driver.
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