Sentence examples for inventory produced from inspiring English sources

The results of the present work, along with those obtained recently by various groups on thin and thick-target neutron spectra, neutron-multiplicities and the radio-nuclide inventory produced, constitute a database pertinent to the design and optimization of new, high-intensity spallation-neutron sources at these proton energies.

We are leaving gross margins unchanged, as the incremental bit growth is out of higher cost inventory produced last quarter when costs were higher".

And it could lead to even more GIs in the future given how deep Montenegro's culinary heritage runs, as shown by an inventory produced by FAO and the EBRD of the country's origin-linked foods and traditional specialties.

Furthermore, the current construction inspection method uses hold points, thus design or construction problems may be hidden in the inspection inventory, producing defective work and resulting in further waste.

Insufficient inventory produces missed sales, but excess inventory can't easily be sold once a sports season is over.

The two measures performed very similarly in a factor analysis with the HOME inventory producing almost identical loadings.

But local emissions are based on estimates, called "inventories," produced by computer models that follow protocols established by the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

These limitations are not exclusive to the EMP, but would also affect any other summary of emissions and their toxic equivalents, such as emission inventories produced by national or regional governments, or projects like Taking Stock, Pollution Watch or Scorecard.

A wetlands inventory was produced and updated using satellite data, field observations, and orthophotographs, together with the available disperse data about these wetlands' toponymy and location.

However, landslide inventory maps produced with traditional methods — aerial photograph interpretation, topographic map analysis, and field inspection — are often subjective and incomplete.

Detective Chief Inspector Jackie Sebire, leading the murder inquiry, only knew of the memory sticks when an inventory was produced for the inquest on Monday, she told Westminster coroner Fiona Wilcox.