Sentence examples for copious production from inspiring English sources

Supply and demand are mutually supportive at the "low" end: copious production thrives on copious consumption.

Insistence on early and copious production militates against choosing themes of general interest, because it takes much longer to write books about those.

In the acute form, symptoms include a sudden onset of breathlessness, fever, a rapid heartbeat, cough (especially in the morning), copious production of phlegm, and a general sense of feeling ill.

One of their proposed projects is to modify people, genetically or with drugs, so they "feel nauseous" if they eat meat, thus leading to a shrinkage of the meat industry (and its oh-by-the-way copious production of greenhouse gases).

Copious production of electrons and positrons results in very high energy gamma-rays from the sources such as pulsar nebulae and supernova remnants.

These represent the most likely final states from the decay of a SM Higgs boson, but in a hadron collider they are overwhelmed by the copious production from known SM processes.

Her copious productions at the school have been invaluable but this one was a little gentle, resulting in a Mahagonny that sometimes looked and felt more roadhouse than Gomorrah.

The broth is specifically designed to allow rapid multiplication and copious gas production from a small inoculum of target organisms.

Both in situ hybridization and in vitro culture experiments demonstrate that granulosa cells from medium-large follicles are engaged in a copious VEGF production upon eCG stimulation both in gilts fed ad libitum or fasted.

The abundance of detections of γ-ray millisecond pulsars by Fermi Large Area Telescope coupled with their light curve characteristics that imply copious pair production in their magnetospheres, motivated us to investigate this old pulsar population as a source of Galactic electrons and positrons and their contribution to the enhancement in cosmic-ray positron flux at GeV energies.

18 Lactogenesis II, the onset of copious milk production, usually occurs 30 40 h after birth.