Sentence examples for for large production from inspiring English sources
Tyson perfected recipes at its research and development laboratories in Kentucky, though some tactics used on small batches of meat in conventional ovens had to be revamped for large production lines.
Hofstra was chosen both times in large part because of its facilities: the debate hall is big enough to accommodate several different debate formats, it has room for large production trucks and media filing equipment, and there is enough parking for thousands of journalists, debate personnel and attendees, said Janet Brown, the executive director of the Commission on Presidential Debates.
Jaguar says that unibodies are far more cost-effective for large production runs, but Audi says its space-frames make for stronger and stiffer cars.
In addition to the high performance of these C-QWIPs, the corresponding FPAs are also easily producible, making them ideal for large production.
It showed more cost-effective and environmental friendly application as well as easier for large production, with relation to the properties of silver nanoparticles as antimicrobial, can be served well as an alternative antiseptic agent in various fields.
As the buffers will also increase dramatically the production costs, their design (location and capacity) should be carefully analyzed and optimized, a task that becomes rather complex for large production systems.
The Senator Joseph L. Bruno Theater has rows of seats that collapse, accordionlike, to make way for large productions.
Another location in the city used for large productions is the Hamasa Shrine Temple Theater.
Unlike E. coli, these expression systems cannot be scaled up for larger production of recombinant protein in a cost-effective manner.
The theater is now scheduled for improved backstage mechanisms to allow for quicker scenery changes, more stage space for larger productions, improved dressing rooms and new carpet and upholstery, which are expected to improve acoustics.
Such a pattern seems rather a 'bottleneck' for the large production of educational papers in entrepreneurship.
