Sentence examples for class of production from inspiring English sources

We introduce a class of production function whose inputs and outputs constitute multiples of quality and quantity.

We now introduce a class of production function that connects inputs and outputs accounted in effective quantities.

The class of production problems presents technical problems, quality related issues and shortage of active pharmaceutical ingredients (Table  2).

The correction for the within herd-year class of production traits, as a way to approximate functional longevity, increased the importance of udder traits and decreased the weight of capacity traits.

The distributions of the herds for daily total milk production per farm were different (P = 0.0005) in Kampala and in Gulu (with more herds in the highest class of production in Kampala).

Because by ourRESTRICTIVE SYSTEMwe limit the supply of one great class of productions, and thus practically limit the demand for all others, however much we affect to encourage our commerce.

Standardized evaluation and rating of biofilters for aquaculture should be assessed in the context of the economic efficiency of ecological services (waste assimilation, nutrient recycling, and internal food production) provided by earthen ponds, and the availability and cost of land, water, and electrical energy resources required to support particular classes of production systems.

We review the existing literature for three distinct classes of production systems; alternative enriched systems; straw-based systems, and barren systems enriched only with objects ('point-source enrichment-objects'). Within each of these systems, we consider the effects of environmental enrichment on behaviour; health and physiology; animal performance, carcass quality and meat quality.

Phthalates are a class of high-production-volume chemicals widely used in consumer products (Sathyanarayana 2008).

To specify, according to Marx, who defines class at the point of production, the working class is a definite social group, whose common identity is rooted in the non-ownership of the means of production, selling labor power for wages, and having status as an employee (Braverman 1974).

We consider four classes of reactions: production, decay, complex formation, and catalytic processing as is discussed in detail below along with an introduction of all parameter names.