Sentence examples for encompassing production from inspiring English sources

The plant he built in River Rouge embodied his idea of an integrated operation encompassing production, assembly, and transportation.

Every couple of months he chairs Endemol's "global creative team" or GCT ("it sounds like a drug cartel," he suggests), encompassing production heads and creatives from around the world.

The energy-barrier risk control model is dominant and tends to be applied by such industries over time, sometimes without paying attention to the vulnerability of the complex organizational setting encompassing production, maintenance, support and the environment.

Using intensive organic soil management practices and a number of specific processes, today's new farmer can establish a market garden business that encompasses production, marketing and sales operations.

The MSCI USA IMI Industrials Index encompasses production and distribution of capital goods such as aerospace and defense, construction, engineering, electrical equipment, and industrial machinery companies.

The latter will encompass production losses due to absenteeism and due to working less efficient while at work.

This signal transduction pathway further encompasses production of the second messenger cAMP by adenylyl cyclase and subsequent activation of Rap signaling that promotes cell migration [ 103].

BBC Vision is expected to remain intact, scotching speculation that the division – encompassing TV production, broadcasting and multimedia – could be broken up.

Households diversify through necessity, through risk management, and (for the most well-off) to build a portfolio of investment that goes well beyond, while still encompassing, pastoralist production and trade (Homewood et al. 2009).

Policies must provide general guidelines encompassing available production systems without imposing a top-down structure or inhibiting producers' innovative spirit.

In our opinion, more work should be published that encompasses production and optimization of non-standard radionuclides using standardized types of compact solid target systems per specific radionuclide.