Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Manufacturing"

A: Manufacturing- the way a company makes something. Something made in big quantities.

A: “Manufacturing” is using tools, equipment and processes to make things from raw materials. Does this help?

A: is usually occurred ✖ (受身形だと変)
usually occurs 〇


During manufacturing, materials are often wasted.
→製造のときは、材料が無駄遣いされることがよくある。
（無駄遣いされるという事実に焦点があります。また、そのとき「は」というニュアンスも少しあります。そのときの話だという枠組みをわざわざ設けてから述べています。）


The waste of materials often occurs during manufacturing.
材料の無駄遣いは、製造中に発生することがよくある。
（同じ事実を述べていますが、「いつ・どこで」起こるかというところに焦点があります。もう一つの文と違う箇所としては、the も加わっているので、存在しているし読み手もそれを知っているだろうものだ、という前提の表現になります。）

A: There is no difference!

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A: Manufacturing cost is probably from larger scale production. Like huge factory.
Production cost can probably be from any size of production.

A: Manufacture or manufacturing means with machines.

Produce or producing does not need machines.

A: In manufacturing, a "lot" refers to a number of items produced on a given date at a particular production facility.

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A: Hope this is helpful

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A: @YN87 You're right about "debug", it is generally used for coding or computer processes.

If you said "production line debugging", that sounds like problems already exist, and you want to find and fix them. It's not wrong, and English speakers should fully understand your meaning.

For manufacturing, it's a little more difficult to find a single word.

To look for future problems with business processes, you might say: "stress test", "search for potential failures" or "look for weak points".
("Search" and "look for" can be exchanged here.)

For manufacturing production lines, you might say "production line quality assurance" or "production line quality investigation".

Business and industry jargon changes often, so there are many understandable terms and phrases you could use.

A: × If we continue to use plastic items, many efforts that we have done to curb global warming will be just futile.
✓ If we continue to use plastic items, many efforts that we have done to curb global warming will be futile.

“futile” is a perfectly fine word, but “in vain” sounds more natural to me

A: Yang is arguing that in the years immediately leading up to 2016, lots of Americans who worked in manufacturing (i.e., physically making products) got fired, and their former employers hired cheaper labour “offshore” (i.e., in other, less expensive countries) to replace them.

According to Yang, the frustration of this made these people vote for Trump in 2016, even in places where they may have previously voted for a Democrat like Obama (i.e., swing states).

Swing state = a state in which a majority of voters sometimes vote republican, and other times democrat

A: "An" engineer is the correct way to say it.

"A" before vowels (a,e,i,o,u) become "An"

A: Good question! I think it is because we would say "She is beautiful." and "The manufacturing plant should replace the equipment rapidly."

If we ignore the "as...", whatever word we would use in the sentence is the word we would use with it.

Please tell me if you are confused at all, I will try to make it more clear.