Sentence examples for context of a production from inspiring English sources

The tradeoff between dollars used for health care and dollars used to increase general economic productivity can be evaluated within the context of a production possibilities frontier (PPF).

Mr. Berkoff is well aware of the hubris of his presentation; the lecture format gives him license to act out snippets of tragedy, all by himself, without the context of a production.

De-Min Wu [23], have shown the exact distribution of the indirect least squares estimator of the coefficients of the Cobb-Douglas production function within the context of a stochastic production model of Marschak-Andrews type.

Don't tell that to anyone lucky enough to have heard him sing "Nessun dorma" in his prime, not just as a signature aria for televised stadium concerts, but in the context of a full production of "Turandot".

This case study consists of participatory design sessions with two different organizations, in the context of a media production tool development project.

The present work is a new example of the use of ANN for the resolution of a complex, real life system, successfully employed in the context of a biopharmaceutical production process.

The risk of bleeding is, however, not straightforwardly linked to the depth of thrombocytopenia, in the context of a sustained production of platelets, and additional parameters in the critically ill patient may interfere; indeed, the risk of bleeding is also increased for platelet counts between 50 and 100 × 109/L [8, 9, 222, 229].

As far as rhythm and cadence goes it has potential, but unless it's delivered firmly within the context of a John Waters production it falls flat on its arse.

Reevaluation of the advantageous mutations found in recombinant HRPs from E. coli in the context of a glycosylating production system might reveal a potentially additive benefit from enzyme-linked glycan structures.

Our analysis, performed entirely in the context of an aggressive production program that allows for only limited diagnostic interference, suggests that using Nb stock with reasonably large and uniform grains is the most important factor in reducing early target failure at integrated beam current values <18 mAh and random failure at the face of the rear window at <60 mAh.

By doing so, it defines productive efficiency in the context of that production set: a point on the frontier indicates efficient use of the available inputs, while a point beneath the curve indicates inefficiency.