Work done at Harvard or Stanford, for example, churns out highly qualified employees as well as dynamic start-up firms.
Just the act of piling sediment on the downstream sides of redds, for example, churns up the current enough to increase its oxygenation, improving the health of the ecosystem.
Take for example "churning," in which traders bid for and sell assets at the same price to push up trading volumes and give the impression of increased market activity, only to cash in when the price rises.
For example, a churn rate of 4/minute with a group size of 50 200 requires 2 seconds of recovery time [37].
For example, to churn out armored vehicles on order at a consistent rate, Armor needs to buy items with long lead times, such as steel and ballistic glass.
For example, it churns investment trusts less than the other three big brokers.
Traditional game makers have, for example, been churning out low-tech board games based on programs like "The Mickey Mouse Club," "The Mod Squad" and "Wheel of Fortune".
The first example was about churn, or turnover, in our corporate subscription business.
As in our example above, monthly churn significantly impacts the lifetime value of our users.
For example, a high churn score means a customer is likely to leave the company, or has left the company but doesn't yet meet the formal definition of "churned".
And where Mr. Delvoye, like other successful conceptual artists — Damien Hirst, Takashi Murakami, or Jeff Koons, for example — runs factories churning out art on an industrial scale, Mr. Creten works alone, forming his art with his own hands.
