production downtime

Your business could suffer from lost contracts, production downtime, clean up costs and increased insurance premiums.

This reduces production downtime, and the programmer has time to enter accurate parameters without stopping an assembly line.

In addition, nodes can be easily removed and added to reduce production downtime, increase network flexibility, and decrease troubleshooting time.

Alternatively frequent membrane cleaning is therefore required, increasing significantly the operating costs as a result of cleaning agents and production downtime.

Quality monitoring in general of automatic welding can save production downtime, and can reduce the need for product reworking and recall.

In contrast, architectures that do not support incremental expansion result in hours of production downtime, during which database administrators export and re-load terabytes of data.

Jack Watling reprised the role of Professor Travers for the Reeltime Pictures direct-to-video production Downtime in 1995, a Doctor Who spin-off.

The Yeti have since appeared infrequently in flashbacks or cameo appearances, in addition to 1990's Virgin Missing Adventures novels and the 1995 Reeltime spin-off production Downtime.

The Great Intelligence has since appeared in the 1990s Virgin Missing Adventures range of novels and the 1995 Reeltime spin-off production Downtime with the aid of its Yeti servants.

Ultimately, the inspectors wrote, it came down to incentives: "They have never developed a mechanism to hold supervisors accountable for safety while, on the other hand, they have mastered a system for holding supervisors accountable for production downtime."