Sentence examples for converted to production from inspiring English sources

"Frankly there is a shortage of space like this in the Stamford area, a shortage of warehouse space that can be easily converted to production facilities," he said.

And when the fighting stopped, not only did Coca-Cola have millions of young Americans much in its debt but it also had the sixty-four overseas bottling plants fifty-nine of them ferried abroad, as the complants fifty-nines have ruefully pofnthemout, at government expense—ready to be converted to production ferriediliabroad

In addition, reclaimed lands with existing cool-season grasses and legumes, such as fescue and lespedeza, could be converted to production of biofuel crops.

BAE Systems received a contract worth £1.1 billion for 12 MRA4s on 18 July 2006; three were to be development aircraft and nine more converted to production standard.

[See additional file 4: File4 to view meeting summary and plan to preserve attorney-client privilege.] The industry also contracted with a third consulting firm, ENVIRON [ 27], to study workers who had only been employed in facilities that were either designed with or converted to production processes that resulted in lower levels of Cr VI) exposure.

Mr. DeLay and Mr. Tauzin, among others, pushed for immunity from product liability lawsuits for refineries that produce the additive as well as $2 billion for those companies to convert to production of other fuels.

Figure 4 compares the average productivity of grassland converted to crop production in the past with the productivities of all grassland parcels that remained in natural cover in the USA AEZ10.

These technological and biological advancements need to be converted to mass production of affordable products that can be used in every part of the world.

nNO concentration in parts per billion (ppb) were converted to NO production (nL/min) using the equation NO production (nL/min) = nNO concentration (ppb) x sampling flow rate (litres/min).

The latter article simply assumed that on average, productivity of new lands converted to crop production is about two-thirds of the average productivity of existing croplands in each region.

Indirect land-use change impacts may arise if increasing demand for biofuels increases commodity prices or displaces the production of other agricultural crops, and this, in turn, causes uncultivated land to be converted to agricultural production.