Sentence examples for initial output from inspiring English sources
Initial output was dignified, with shows aimed at housewives and children home from school; they did play the Beatles, but also the Searchers and Ken Dodd.
With his initial output, from moody drama Shotgun Stories to coming-of-age tale Mud, director Jeff Nichols didn't initially appear like he belonged in this category.
The companies are also disheartened by the more than $40 billion expense so far for relatively low initial output of 375,000 barrels a day, he said.
The initial output is 8 million to 12 million gallons a day, but the plant is expected to reach full capacity by mid-April, generating 25 million gallons a day, or 10percentt of the area's drinking water.
Raphael's initial output, available only at the winery, is boutique-size: 200 cases of '97 merlot ($36 , 700 cases of '98 Bel Rosso ($14) and 200 of 2000 sauvignon blanc ($16).
The play is well-timed to capitalize on the interest in the birth of an art form evident from such concurrent films as "The Artist" and "Hugo," and Nicholas Hytner's patchy production is at its best when it screens footage from Motl's initial output, which is both funny and unexpectedly moving, in turn.
The rights to share this data and demonstrate the potential functionality when it linked to other data sets, is one of the initial outputs of this research work.
Like other consortia [ 25- 27], we predominantly referred to initial output-based (lower process) indicators from a donor reporting format such as number of fellowships sponsored, number of participants trained (Table 2), and number of facilities upgraded.
A working meeting held in 2008 at Umeå University, Sweden, was used to harmonise data across the sites, finalise the dataset and agree on initial outputs.
Programming cycles should therefore be lengthened and accept more modest initial outputs in order to ensure development, not only of implementation capability among district based staff, but of genuine financial and psychological integration into district systems.
We hypothesize that a lowering of skin temperature before the time trial increases initial power output, whereas an increase in skin temperature during the time trial decreases power output.
