Sentence examples for both a production from inspiring English sources
It specifically accommodates both (a) production objectives (mass integration) and (b) heat recovery network targeting and utility selection (energy integration).
A classification tree based on the Chi-Squared Automatic Interaction Detection (CHAID) recursive partitioning algorithm revealed statistically significant relationships between precipitation and the presence of TC in both a production well and a nearby monitoring well.
Owning both a production studio and cinema chain is a vertical business model that was outlawed in the US on competition grounds in a landmark 1948 case against Paramount Pictures – which led to the demise of the classic Hollywood studio system.
Based in Los Angeles, EQAL is both a production and technology company founded in 2008 by Miles Beckett and Greg Goodfried, two of the creators of lonelygirl15, sister series KateModern, LG15: The Resistance, Harper's Globe and more web TV series.
The social venture charges members $30 a month to use the space at 20 Grand Avenue, which operates as both a production studio and creative agency for those who are part of its community.
The decreasing oil production trend of OPEC nations in the early 1980s was because of both a production increase from non-OPEC countries, looking for high oil price, and lower oil consumption in the world.
Without the clout of Japan or the U.S. to shove back when pushed, South Korea is happy to have an alternative to China both as a production base and market for its products.
We may consider cultural diversity both as a production amenity and as a consumption amenity; in both cases this amenity can be either positive or negative.
They were all so different--both from a production and content perspective--that I decided none of it was thematically cohesive enough to go on one album.
Hu and Luo (2006) indicated that overlap region (both a main coal production and agricultural production region) covered 40%% of the total farmland in China, and it contained 58%% of coal production and 45%% of food production.
This approach permits the data presented to be used for both a production-oriented model for use on multiple structures in larger systems as well as highly-specialized numerical and finite element models for individual structures of interest.
