Sentence examples for much smaller production from inspiring English sources
But rotoscope animation -- which traces over the video frame by frame -- gave him freedom to shoot with a much smaller production team.
The need to reduce the high labour content of manufactured goods, the requirement to handle much smaller production runs, the desire to gain increased accuracy of manufacture, combined with the need for sophisticated tests of the product during manufacture, have resulted in the recent development of computerized production monitors, testing devices, and feedback-controlled production robots.
Because of their much smaller production levels, based on the yield of their own vineyards, the Champagnes produced by growers tend to vary more dramatically from vintage to vintage, although many such producers do hold back a certain quantity of wine each year for blending to minimize vintage distinctions in their non-vintage wines.
A likely reason for the shorter eating times in the 1960s is the much smaller production level at that time and the smaller body size of cows.
One is that production of charm in hadronic interactions is very much smaller than production of pions and kaons.
They noted that China's Dalian Wanda Group paid $3.5 billion to purchase a much smaller Hollywood production company, Legendary Entertainment.
Play texts are usually on sale to accompany even much smaller scale productions.
A well will tap a much smaller area and production declines quite rapidly, typically by 30% a year for the first few years (see chart 2).
Unlike "Justin Bieber: Never Say Never," which was shot for $13 million and grossed an impressive $99 million worldwide, "Believe" is a much smaller scale indie production that arrives with considerably lower expectations.
Table 5 shows that pressure change of production well 1 is about 160 psi, which is much smaller than the other production wells.
Brazil offers the continent's other major functioning renewable system, though it is much smaller than its ethanol production.
