Sentence examples for defined production from inspiring English sources
Fermentation was carried out at 34 °C for 42 h, pH 7.6, using defined production medium.
This work enables a flow rate dependent and defined production of protein hydrolysates using immobilized enzymes.
The effect of genetic engineering was examined by testing glucose oxidase deficient (Δgox) mutants for the production of different organic acids in a defined production medium.
Moreover, efficiency of the evaluated DMU is estimated by considering the relationship between the defined production possibility set and the corresponding line segment of the evaluated DMU.
Based on the selected layout template and the defined production process the appropriate elements of the manufacturing system can be selected by the user from a predefined component library.
In this section, a new evaluation approach for DMUs with a single output is proposed by considering the relationship between the defined production possibility set and the line segment joining the origin to the evaluated DMU.
Mid-Holocene archeological contexts were examined at the Blanco River basin (Luján de Cuyo; Mendoza, Argentina) with emphasis on the analysis of lithic material to define production systems and technological strategies.
In this paper, we define production loss (PL), throughput settling time (TST), and total underproduction time (TUT) as three metrics to measure system resilience, and use these measures to assist the design of multi-stage reconfigurable manufacturing systems.
For example, in order to make sense of the notions of minimum and maximum requirements, it is crucial to define production functions with either kinks or negative intercepts or both.
For the purposes of our simulations, these stages needed to be expressed as total number of germ-cell divisions that had occurred in a gonadal arm (as discussed above) and as amount of elapsed time (to define production constraints).
Thus, by letting the parameters defining production rate and decay rate mediate genetic variation in our genotype-phenotype models we account for a whole range of different, and possibly still unrevealed, mechanistic processes responsible for this variation.
