Sentence examples for content production system from inspiring English sources

An update to the content production system used by staff across BBC Online, and launched just before the summer, introduced the ability to select an advertising campaign to sit alongside articles, MediaGuardian.co.uk has learned.

An automated content production system can create and annotate content automatically or semi-automatically, for example by creating draft versions based on an audio interview, that are then finished by human journalists.

My colleague, Alex Perry, from the BBC Future Media News product team, explains more about the workings of push notifications, and the changes in our content production system which have made it easier and quicker for our journalists to send alerts to a range of platforms simultaneously, in a post on the BBC Internet blog, where you can add your comments and questions.

These are the various larger-scale, collaborative-content production systems available on the Web, of the type described in chapter 3. Two basic characteristics make sites like Slashdot or Wikipedia different from blogs.

A field experiment was conducted to evaluate the effects of different plastic mulch patterns (narrow and wide plastic mulch) and rotations (broccoli zucchini winter wheat and broccoli zucchini fallow) on soil physical properties and soil organic carbon content in a vegetable production system at a research station in the region.

Microalgae oil production cost depends on various factors, such as biomass yield, oil content, scale of production systems, and cost of recovering oil from microalgae biomass.

Protein content of grain based on rice production system in the RD was higher than that of RM, and the difference was significant between the treatments (p value <0.05).

These differences are expected to manifest themselves also as differences in the metabolome of the crop, i.e., as measurable differences in nutrient (or non-nutrient or anti-nutrient) content, as a function of the production system.

Vloggers are the the least interesting part about YouTube culture by a long shot – they're a shit byproduct of a system that rewards endless content production without a great deal of quality control.

All of them are more or less in the middle of this spectrum, embracing the democratization and technology and even opening up their means to content production and distribution to people outside their systems.

By creating a system for interactive design and content production, CCI can scale the production of interactive learning content and rapidly localize the solution for use in multiple countries and languages.