Supply of various energy and protein levels in sequential feeding could reduce the amount of food ingested while maintaining an equivalent level of production.
He learned it would be too expensive to deploy the television trucks normally used for an international production; so Top Rank flew in crates, ferried equipment from Hong Kong and created the equivalent of a production truck inside the arena at the Venetian.
He tends to print editions of three or five thousand, which, for art books, is the equivalent of mass production.
Chaperones do not act in isolation, efficient protein folding in the cell is often achieved by the cellular equivalent of a production line, with upstream chaperones capturing and transferring elongating, nascent chains to more specialised systems.
"I've never been keen on stories that just try to present 'wow' ideas — the equivalent of movie productions that rely on stunts and explosions to hold the attention," he told me.
Nonetheless, no attempts have been made to develop a flocculation platform that (i) generates process-relevant feed material at the microliter scale; and (ii) obtains data equivalent to that of production scale.
In June, for instance, the company threw out about 180,000 doses of vaccine it deemed substandard -- the equivalent of two weeks' production.
Founded in 2006 by Jeff Hilbert, one of the first agents to specialize in the genre, D.D.M. is finding success catering to teams of developers — the movie business equivalent of an independent production company versus one superstar producer.
Boyle's directing often strikes me as the cinematic equivalent of 1980s pop production – you'd have liked the songs a lot better without all the reverbed drums, treated guitars and synthesisers stacked to the rafters.There's cinematic mastery here, no doubt, but of a decidedly empty sort.The result isn't so much trance as de luxe torpor.
The government will make a significant change in the gross investment number, which will now include; research and development spending, art, music, film and book royalties and other forms of entertainment as the equivalent of tangible goods production.
