词汇 | assembly-line |
释义 | assembly line noun[ Cusually singular ] uk /əˈsem.bli ˌlaɪn/ us /əˈsem.bli ˌlaɪn/ a line of machines and workers in a factory that a product moves along while it is being built or produced. Each machine or worker performs a particular job that must be finished before the product moves to the next position in the line: 生产(装配)线 assembly-line workers装配线上的工人 Synonym production line See also linenoun Factories brewery cannery chemical park conveyor belt cooling tower industrial park mill miller multi-plant on the factory flooridiom packing house power station rolling mill shipyard slaughterhouse smelter smithy solar plant steel mill sweatshop assembly line | American Dictionaryassembly line noun[ C ] us/əˈsem·bli ˌlɑɪn/ an arrangement in a factory in which each machine or worker has a particular job to complete before the next job is started by another machine or worker assembly line | Business Englishassembly line noun[ C ] ukus PRODUCTION, WORKPLACE a line of machines and workers in a factory which a product moves along while it is being built or produced. Each machine or worker performs a particular job, which must be finished before the product moves to the next position in the line: He got a job on an assembly line putting the foam and upholstery on the back seats of cars. All the cars that roll off the assembly line are subject to rigorous testing. assembly-line methods/problems an assembly-line robot See alsoproduction line Examples of assembly lineassembly line The following paragraphs describe the component nodes associated with the three basic assemblyline processes: alignment, pre-join, and post-join. The assemblyline ruined that system because it made both positive and negative reciprocity by individual workers impossible. But these were not the same machines as had originally rolled off the assemblyline. Assemblyline workers could not reciprocate a gift of higher wages with higher effort because the speed of the line was fixed. Second, the technology of the assemblyline brought with it low monitoring costs and a nearly 100% chance of catching shirking workers. In addition to eliminating the need for skilled workers, the assemblyline also reduced the monitoring costs to zero. However, it reversed a key principle of the old assemblyline. The use of dynamic programming (state-dependent) assemblyline balancing to improve throughput. The complex assemblyline includes all of our socialization processes, of which the acquisition of scientific knowledge is but one. Aside from assemblyline industries, piece rate industries are perhaps the best examples of complete contracts leading to high rates of unionization. For instance, assemblyline industries tend to be highly unionized. These are par ts exchange, equipment code star t-up and expiry, and assemblyline reconfiguration. Design and production responsibilities would be broken down and allocated, and there would be an assemblyline in each country. Students are products of the assemblyline of this type of special factories which stifle individuality, make identical models and change humans into machines. Before the assemblyline, production was done by skilled craft workers working under incomplete labor contracts. See all examples of assembly line These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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