Sentence examples for exit production from inspiring English sources
Cochrane ([1958]) discussed the agricultural treadmill, addressing how early technology adopters generally benefit the most economically, with late adopters being forced to either adopt or exit production.
The result were fierce battles that saw Sturges, a longtime McQueen collaborator, exit production midstream.
In a companion video detailing the news, GamersNexus EIC Steve Burke emphasized the site's belief in these claims, saying "we trust those sources greatly". Those sources also claim the 1080 Ti exited production some time ago.
These include higher costs, short lead times for investment, low barriers to entry and exit, steep production decline curves, and requirements for continuous drilling to maintain constant production.
Cells committed to the osteoblast lineage mature through successive stages of proliferation (pre-osteoblasts), cell cycle exit and production of matrix proteins (osteoblasts), and finally, terminal differentiation into mechanosensory osteocytes or bone lining cells.
In both cases progenitor proliferation, cell cycle exit and production of neuronal precursors appeared undisturbed, but the postmitotic precursors lost their GABAergic identity and acquired glutamategic characteristics instead.
The contracts of many cast members expire around the same time that Miranda exits the production.
Former Fox and Paramount executive Gail Berman is exiting the production company she formed seven years ago with Lloyd Braun, the former ABC and Yahoo executive.
During the period of exit from cell production (around 15-25 DAFB in 'Gala'), the expression of several cell cycle genes positively associated with cell production declined, while that of genes negatively associated with cell production increased [ 1].
'CUT TO THE CHAtE' Athehe start of Parallel Exit's latest production, you may be reminded of "Let's Make a Deal".
His roles included the bellboy in the American premiere of Jean-Paul Sartre's "No Exit," in a production with an English translation by Paul Bowles and directed by John Huston.
