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I'd like to talk about what I call our warehouses for hope.
You manage, the village manages these warehouses.
Of course, they're all trained to work in warehouses.
We're going to hook Siri up to Watson and use that to automate a lot of the work that's currently done by customer service reps and troubleshooters and diagnosers, and we're already taking R2D2, painting him orange, and putting him to work carrying shelves around warehouses, which means we need a lot fewer people to be walking up and down those aisles.
Companies tend to scale up vertically by centralizing operations in big factories and warehouses, but if you want to be agile and deal with immense customer diversity, you need to scale out horizontally using a distributed supply chain with smaller manufacturing and distribution units, like Grameen Bank has shown.
Workers who do this kind of work, whether they do it in factories, in call centers, or in fulfillment warehouses, do it for pay.
We buy farm inputs with the combined power of our farmer network, and store it in 20 warehouses like this.
Add to it the din created by the crushers in those warehouses along the way.
Old churches and industrial warehouses can be converted into places where we create soil and honor life.
Five warehouses were raided in Turkey, and over two million finished counterfeit clothing products were seized, and it took 16 trucks to take that all away.
We inspected medical centers and food warehouses.
It seems that a rival mob fire-bombed one of Pop's warehouses (in the opening scene) and Martinelli wants payback.
Instead he's going after their friends, I guess, or anyone who hangs out in warehouses and leaves automatic weapons laying around.
The scenes in the chicken warehouses are spectacular.
The movie is beautifully shot by Kazan, in extraordinarily well-choreographed long takes shot on location in New Orleans, and ends in a stunning climax, where Palance flees like a rat from his pursuers, through the docks and warehouses of the city.
Computers mean that higher-skill workers – and the lower-skill workers who remain to oversee the large robotic factories and warehouses – can spend their time on more valuable activities, assisted by computers that demand little.
Definition of death as "brain death" allows one to declare breathing beings dead and to eliminate the process of dying, in order to exploit the dying as warehouses of spare parts for the living.
It has constructed port facilities, military buildings, radar and sensor installations, hardened shelters for missiles, vast logistical warehouses for fuel, water, and ammunition, and even airstrips and aircraft hangars on the manmade islands.
But once those warehouses are empty, the country and its people will be on their own.
In particular, China’s “two systems in one country” enabled exports to bonded warehouses in Hong Kong to be used to pad trade statistics.
As a result, airports and bus terminals have been built on floodplains; warehouses and factories on wetlands and marshlands; and housing projects on former lakes.
The EU could, for example, finance construction of residential buildings, offices, warehouses, and public-sector facilities, increasing demand for local construction services.
In the current system, the government buys, warehouses, and distributes agricultural products.
John Kufuor, Ghana’s president from 2001 to 2009, exemplified such leadership, boosting investment in agricultural research, farmer education, and infrastructure projects, such as roads, warehouses, and cold storage.
Areas that lack the necessary infrastructure are still far away from the global trading system that carries high-end German manufactured washing machines from Westphalian factories to California warehouses for just a penny a pound.
Warehouses and factories – investments worth millions of dollars – are being dismantled, and nearby communities confront the specter of mass unemployment and rapid economic decline.
The picture for direct investment – the financial flows that support the construction of factories, offices, warehouses, mines, and farms – is equally striking.
But the 80,000 Russian soldiers opposing the rebels do have ammunition warehouses, from which arms are stolen and sold.
Moving big boxes in warehouses, or loading agricultural produce onto trucks, was easily mechanized.
In 2018, the median salary of an Amazon employee was less than $30,000, reflecting what most of its employees do: manage inventories and fulfill orders in warehouses.