Sentence examples for current production system from inspiring English sources
Instead, leading lobbyists for agribusiness want to retain the current production system but shift the mounting climate risks to the taxpayer.
On the basis of a comparison between current production system development procedures and Systems Engineering methodologies, potential improvements are identified and a tailored production system development approach is presented.
Considering a 150-day gestation period and the 34 days postpartum anestrous demonstrated in the present study, the current production system of a lambing interval of 8 months (3 lambing events in 2 years) may not be optimizing the production potential and a system in which the lambing interval is shortened by at least 1 month may be feasible.
That parts of the current production system are closed down and thus supplies are lower than usual.
However, the current production system based on CHO is economically very expensive and limits the drug amounts present on the market, seriously hindering the maintenance and the diffusion of therapeutic regimes.
Econometric analyses tell little about the root causes of the problem being evaluated or alternatives to the current production system and, most important, provide little insight into what is foremost an ecological problem with economics superimposed [16, 41].
Current production systems are becoming more complex: manufactured products are increasingly technical, production components are more specific, and control specifications are rapidly changing.
Current production systems use monolithic software solutions.
The aim is to reduce the vulnerability of current production systems without altering the pattern of current species and cultivation systems.
The poultry sector in the Netherlands is confronted with the EU ban on conventional cages, the public debate on the welfare of hens in furnished cages, the limited perspectives of currently used more welfare-friendly single- or multi-tiered systems (either indoor or outdoor), and with questions about the natural behaviour of animals and the robustness of current production systems.
