Sentence examples for balloon production from inspiring English sources

In the past few years, we have executed a major programme of upgradation of different components of balloon production, telemetry and telecommand hardware and various support facilities.

It is also one of its kind in the world since it combines both, the in-house balloon production and a complete flight support for scientific ballooning.

This paper focuses on our increased capability of balloon production of large sizes up to 780,000 m3 using Antrix film, development of high strength balloon load tapes with the breaking strength of 182 kg, and the recent introduction of S-band telemetry and a commandable timer cut-off unit in the flight hardware.

Hollywood should be looking at the domestic Hispanic market and the foreign Chinese market to help absorb ballooning production costs.

In the emails, film executives enthusiastically support changing the film as they faced a ballooning production budget.

The vinyl industry has exploded over the past few years (Canadians bought 517,400 vinyl records in 2015, a 30percentt rise over 2014) but has faced numerous challenges to consumers (like ballooning production times)—a topic that THUMP recently explored in-depth.

The vinyl industry has exploded over the past few years (Canadians bought 517,400 vinyl records in 2015, a 30-per-cent rise over 2014) but has faced numerous challenges to consumers (like ballooning production times)—a topic that THUMP recently explored in-depth.

Her clever use of balloons in productions – the colour-coded armies in Henry the Fifth; the monster heads in Idomeneus – has become almost as much a signature as ladders were for Deborah Warner early in her work.

"THE RED BALLOON," a stage production by the Scotland-based Visible Fictions Theater Company, was inspired by the 1950's film about a boy and a giant, shiny red balloon.

This regulation is urgently needed as biofuel production balloons.

She started with oatmeal and chocolate-chip cookies, and production ballooned quickly, at one point exceeding 600 dozen.