Sentence examples similar to a production viewpoint from inspiring English sources

From a breeding and production viewpoint, milk yield persistency and total milk yield are important traits.

Zhou et al. [9] describe an SFA approach to estimate economy-wide energy efficiency performance from a production efficiency viewpoint and find that the proposed parametric frontier (SFA) approach has greater discriminating power in energy efficiency performance measurements than its non-parametric frontier (e.g. DEA) counterparts.

However, from industrial production viewpoint, the use of silanes as compatibilizer has shown the following major disadvantages: the coupling reaction produces alcohols as by-products which may cause chronic defects in the final product [14]; the higher material costs of the coupling agents; and the higher production costs due to the difficult processing behavior.

Mere days after the Paris premiere, the small, provincial Municipal Theater of Bern, Switzerland, presented a production that reportedly took a more expressionistic viewpoint, reimagining the opera as a tale of neurotic obsession.

Although a production schedule is planned from a holoscopic viewpoint, in practice, human-made rescheduling is eventually conducted immediately before manufacturing to adapt to dynamic environmental changes.

Let me be clear: I think it is great that everyone has a chance to express their viewpoint on the quality of a production and the offerings of an arts institution.

Studies show that studios focus overwhelmingly on the viewpoint of white males in films, limiting even the possibility of someone from a marginalized community getting a role in a production that might merit Oscar attention.

They want a production".

Organize a production team.

We have switched from a Taylorist rationality based on Scientific Management, which claimed to fit production into a single viewpoint, to a dissemination of the sources of the directions to be followed and an overall destabilization of any attempt at rationalization, and as a consequence, to a looser sense of rationality even among engineers.

Einstein, A. On a heuristic viewpoint concerning the production and transformation of light.