Synonyms for production line
pro·duc·tion line

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1. production line, assembly line, linenoun

   mechanical system in a factory whereby an article is conveyed through sites at which successive operations are performed on it

   Synonyms:
   course, billet, short letter, assembly line, crease, melodic phrase, argumentation, pedigree, argument, business line, product line, parentage, melodic line, rail line, contrast, communication channel, job, phone line, line of products, cable, occupation, credit line, railway line, personal line of credit, line of reasoning, pipeline, descent, demarcation, stemma, channel, tune, bank line, agate line, line of work, dividing line, stock, business, line of credit, furrow, lineage, wrinkle, line of merchandise, note, origin, personal credit line, logical argument, line, line of descent, melody, telephone circuit, line of business, air, bloodline, transmission line, strain, telephone line, seam, crinkle, subscriber line, ancestry, blood, blood line

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1. Eric Trappier:

   There is one production line but we will increase output if we sign a third contract, for now we have the first two contracts which fit into our existing production, because France is substituting export planes for its own planes.

2. Peter Inness:

   A strong jet stream like this can act like a production line for storms, generating a new storm every day or two, there have been many occasions in the recent past when two or more damaging storms have passed across the U.K. and other parts of Europe in the space of a few days.

3. Mike Turner:

   As a result of our adversaries closing the technology gap, and increasing demand from allies and partners for high-performance, multi-role aircraft to meet evolving and worsening global security threats, the committee believes that the prospect of restarting the F-22 production line is worthy of further exploration.

4. Chris Roberts:

   Another area where this is applicable is when robots come to interact with people, people aren't as predictable as a production line. So the robot needs to be able to deal with changes in the environment and if someone moves an object from one place to another the robot needs to cope with that.

5. Tokyo University:

   Holding more inventory, or adding another production line as a business contingency measure may improve a company's robustness in the face of disaster, but it won't necessarily improve its global competitiveness, companies which take such steps at the cost of competitiveness would probably go bust even before the next disaster occurs.