Sentence examples for flow of production from inspiring English sources
Natural forests do not need pesticides or chemicals to ensure their yields, but rather exist in a constant flow of production and recycling.
The aim is to maintain a constant flow of production, which involves a balance in personnel in the various departments to avoid a holdup in any stage.
A storm that destroys existing wealth could actually raise the flow of production in the short term as people rebuild, such that higher GDP growth might nonetheless mean less wealth overall.
Russia has little incentive to invest in spare capacity — in part because being outside the OPEC cartel gives it less direct ability to influence prices through the ebb and flow of production.
The aim is a continuous flow of production, tomatoes ripening fully on the vine year round and landing in outlets as far away as Maryland within 24 hours of harvest.
The Swedish initiative was never meant to acquire a factory but rather to mobilise one at arms length, by the securing of a flow of production.
There were fears, at first, that with a dependable flow of productions from Glimmerglass to the New York City Opera, a significant part of the Glimmerglass audience -- operagoers traveling from New York -- might stop attending.
New York State's subsidies were raised from 10percentt of qualified expenditures to 30percentt in April 2008, in a move to stem the flow of productions to competing states, including Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Revenue, at $113 billion, declined 6 percent, but financial analysts pay little heed to revenue figures in the oil industry, given the volatility of prices and the ebbs and flows of production.
Specifically, European MNE invest in Italy through horizontal integrations to consolidate and defend their market power and reach scale economies, trying to become European Champions, i.e. "big European companies that have successfully understood the advantages (scale and free-flow of production factors) of operating in the Single Market environment" within the European Union [28].
This study is an historical and theoretical account of how market territory, configured from flows of production and trade, gets reshaped by the innovative behavior of business firms.
