Sentence examples for adopt production from inspiring English sources

That outcome occurs simply because all cartel producers have an incentive to publicly adopt production restrictions in an attempt to elevate the price but privately cheat "under the table" by producing more to get higher revenues offered by the higher price.

Chinese textile mills are learning and adopting production technologies that were first brought to the mainland by investors from Taiwan.

Television is increasingly being seen as a viable competitor to cinema with US series such as The West Wing, The Sopranos and Lost adopting production values which would once only have been seen in major Hollywood films.

The FT-IR, TG/DTA and XRD analysis results, in a good agreement, indicated that the adopted production route led to the formation of a surface tetragonal zirconia (t-ZrO2) film with high crystallinity at 700 °C.

The results indicated that the adopted production route led to the formation of an amorphous structure at 200 300 °C and surface tetragonal (t-ZrO2) and monoclinic (m-ZrO2) zirconia phases at 700 °C and 900 °C temperatures, respectively.

This study therefore hypothesized that male-headed households are more likely to adopt fodder production technologies due to their higher access to key production resources than their female counterparts.

He thinks bathroom access is being increasingly curtailed in certain workplaces as American businesses adopt Japanese production methods that link workers in interdependent teams.

In two dozen recent interviews at theaters around the capital, some patrons said they were pleased that domestic films were beginning to adopt Hollywood production values.

Porn producers have been forced to adopt higher production value and find new ways to reach their audience aside from the standard pay-per view or DVD model.

Furthermore, DEA allows us to adopt a production function that does not make behavioural assumptions about farmers.

This implies that household heads who participate in groups and with better access to agricultural and extension services were more likely to adopt fodder production.