Sentence examples for devise production from inspiring English sources
With the need to devise production methods, rewrite design and safety codes, encourage multiple sources of supply, and develop repair and maintenance procedures, it is no surprise that new materials (such as engineering plastics, super-strength ceramics or carbon fibre) generally take 30 years to go from invention to commercial use.
The objective of optimizing the management of an oil reservoir is to devise production strategies that are economically more beneficial.
To the extent that our engineers and designers can devise production methods that narrow the labor cost gap, we can compete anywhere in the world.
I was playing Captain Hook in a devised production of Peter Pan in my final year as a student at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.
This exhilarating devised production, directed by Liam Steel, is the most accomplished to date in CoisCeim's ongoing project to merge the aesthetics and skills of contemporary dance and theatre.
LACC's 2013 entry, "Untitled Andy Warhol Project," was a "devised work" -- one created from scratch by the directors and cast -- that won a top award for the co-directors, professor Leslie Ferreira and Tina Kronis and Richard Alger of the L.A. stage company Theatre Movement Bazaar; it was the runner-up for best devised production.
Over the past forty years, he has run two major opera houses (Hamburg and Munich) and has devised productions for more than a hundred plays and operas.
Unlike traditional productions that have a set script and spend their time workshopping delivery, devised productions rely on invention and improvisation.
It is a fallacy to presume that growers and scientists, working together, cannot devise high production practices that are largely or completely pesticide-free.
I've seen some remarkable movies, made with half, a tenth, or even a hundredth the budget of "Lady Bird," that have put their actors on location and integrated locale into drama; their creators devise makeshift production structures that allow them, with limited equipment, tight schedules, and small crews, a comprehensive form of originality.
