Sentence examples for consecutive production from inspiring English sources

Mr. Camp — who will open on Tuesday in his second consecutive production at the workshop, "Beckett Shorts," four Beckett one-acts directed by JoAnne Akalaitis — smiles when he hears this story.

"La Périchole" was the second consecutive production at City Center, the company's birthplace, which it left in 1965 to take up residence in Lincoln Center, in what was then the New York State Theater (now the David H. Koch Theater).

Thus, the consecutive production of 7-ACA from CPC in a single reactor is achieved by a fed-batch strategy.

The lot-sizing problems address the issue of determining the production lot-sizes of various items appearing in consecutive production stages over a given finite planning horizon.

Activation of leukocytes results in the induction of the respiratory burst pathway with consecutive production of reactive oxygen-species (ROS) such as O2 (singlet-O2), H2O2 or OH−.

In contrast, budding yeasts possess a non-canonical Dicer that forms dimers that allow the consecutive production of both the 5′ and 3′ ends of a siRNA; thus, the size of the siRNA is determined by the distance between the two ribonuclease active sites [3].

The company is giving itself over entirely to 13 consecutive productions of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical (not, admittedly, one of the duo's greatest hits, but enjoyable nonetheless) with a starry cast of a decidedly nonoperatic bent.

This year, the Royal Court will take two of its 2009 hits – Jerusalem by Jez Butterworth and Enron by Lucy Prebble – into the West End, the first time since 1968 that it has transferred two consecutive productions.

The sight of Judi Dench sporting a 'do that wouldn't look out of place in the finale of "Hairspray" is one of the enticements of this third out of four consecutive productions at the same address from the director Michael Grandage, who has followed such relatively safe choices as Chekhov's "Ivanov" and that Shakespearean evergreen, "Twelfth Night," with a Yukio Mishima rarity.

Beyond a certain rate of transcription initiation events, we find that the interference between polymerases correlates the dynamics of production of the two RNA molecules from the two TSS and affects the distribution of intervals between consecutive productions of RNA molecules.

Given this, the parameter τ S fully determines the interval between consecutive productions of transcripts.