Sentence examples for a production source from inspiring English sources
A production source said this new film would be "properly financed", unlike some of the films Russell made later in his life, sometimes filming in his back garden.
The comedian, best known for his award-winning BBC1 sitcom Not Going Out and for his role as a team captain on BBC1 panel show Would I Lie to You?, is understood to be the current favourite choice of ITV because of his talent for live presenting, according to a production source.
A production source told People magazine that Adele was "super nervous going into [Sunday's Grammys].
The Daily Mail is reporting that Dan Stevens is not returning for the fourth season of the ITV series, which airs on PBS in the U.S. A production source tells the Sunday Express that the 30-year-old actor is leaving the show.
Since the standard k-epsilon is still most commonly used for everyday industrial applications, a minimum update of the standard k-epsilon is proposed, based on a turbulent production source term that is linear with respect to strain.
Pot smoking is pervasive in Canada, after all, especially in British Columbia, which is also a major production source of marijuana sold in the United States.
Some positive results were achieved, providing another possible way of AP-bio-oil as a chemical production source.
Therefore, an alternative production source of rhFVIIa at lower cost with easily expandable manufacturing capacity is necessary to cover the increasing patient needs.
Plant cell culture provides an alternative production source in which environmental conditions can be more easily controlled, manipulated, and optimized to yield high quantities of these valuable products (i.e., secondary metabolites).
Although the electrochemical hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) has been intensively investigated for decades as a promising hydrogen production source, its economic feasibility is still questionable because of the high cost of Pt-based electrocatalysts.
One production source said, "It was a mess.
