processers造句

• The Agriculture Department originally wanted processers to perform both tests themselves.
• The processers gave instructions in English; Posso quickly relayed the information in Spanish.
• It uses a single lens, special goggles and computer processers to simulate three dimensions.
• This is what make the 386, pentium4 and intel core2 totaly diffrent processers for example.
• In White Shield, on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, 100 people work as data processers.
• A : Food processers have responded very positively, putting into place processes that help ensure safety.
• Back then the technology was so poor that it didn't matter whether processers used good beans or bad beans.
• Poised to challenge those limits, with a lawsuit if necessary, are fishermen and processers who planned to increase their trade in sea cucumbers.
• This in effect prevented the farmers from selling their product on the world market, and forced them to continue selling cheaply to domestic processers.
• Soybean processers and exporters were big buyers of soybean oil futures, an indication they expect even higher prices after four straight weeks of gains.
• The freight is being paid by the U . S . Potato Board, which is the national organization of potato producers and processers, Kratochvil said.
• Meat and poultry processers will test for signs of E . coli, potentially deadly fecal contamination, while federal inspectors will test for salmonella at various stages of the process.
• Soybean prices rose as bean processers raised their bids to secure supplies from U . S . farmers, said Joel Karlin, research analyst with Kemper Securities Inc . in Chicago.
• Scarcity of skilled and entry-level workers has spread in some cases to semiskilled labor, the bank added, and poultry processers in Western Kentucky were relying increasingly on foreign labor.
• The governor's aides later explained that any price increase for wholesale milk would be borne by middlemen like processers and retailers, although nothing in the legislation would prevent the entire increase from being passed along to consumers.
• She had been earning $ 6.10 an hour feeding documents into a Xerox machine at a copy center when she learned of openings for check processers at PNC . She jumped two months ago for $ 1 an hour more.
• The larger point Lacovara offered was that America Online and other companies were trying to counter Microsoft's dominance by offering word processers, spreadsheets, e-mail programs, calendars and other applications as online products that work with any operating system.
• Under a compromise struck to gain industry support for the new plan, meat and poultry processers will test for signs of potentially deadly fecal contamination, but it will be left to federal inspectors to conduct tests for salmonella at various stages in the process.
• Even modern Word processers and Web browsers that display a red squiggly line won't refuse to let you print your document or send your e-mail if there's a grammatical or spelling error . talk ) 20 : 56, 10 February 2009 ( UTC)
• In the early 1970s, Perente-Ramos founded the Eastern Farm Workers Association and led 800 migrant and seasonal workers in a strike against potato processers in Suffolk County, N . Y . It was the first successful drive-- after many failures-- to organize farm workers east of the Mississippi, Fiske said.