Sentence examples for made in producing from inspiring English sources

He soon reached the reasonable conclusion that there simply wasn't any money to be made in producing documentaries and that there were no film jobs to be had.

There is one mistake many of us have made in producing grain salads: we've not only featured grains, we've downplayed everything else.

Now, that's not happening — and in fact, as I understand it, not that much progress has been made in producing machines that think the way we do.

An incessant moviegoer, he had seen the entire film collection of the Museum of Modern Art at least twice when he learned from a friend, Alex Singer (now also a movie director), that there was apparently a fortune to be made in producing short documentaries.

Many efforts have been made in producing patterned GaAs substrate.

Significant progresses have been made in producing high quality ZnS and ZnS Mn2+ QDs by wet chemical methods [14 18].

The differences among the three reconstruction techniques are related to the assumptions that each method makes in producing the final image from the raw data.

It is an intense experience in which an artist must express, in verbal terms, a strong theoretical foundation for the choices they make in producing visual art and has no choice but to clarify their thoughts along the way.

Third, they illustrate the contingency, or local specificity, of some of the choices scientists make in producing representations of natural phenomena.

If only one transfer was made, in-vehicle time produced the maximum disutility (greater than walking or waiting times).

As for atomic weapons, the Bush administration was surprised when Iran recently revealed to United Nations inspectors that it had made strides in producing centrifuges to enrich uranium, which can fuel reactors or bombs.