Sentence examples for practice in producing from inspiring English sources
The use of silica fume as a concrete additive is a widely accepted practice in producing HSC.
Practice in producing economical prose enabled her later to write lively and illuminating studies of a bicycling suffragette relation in My Aunt Edith (1966) and, in two books about the village of Rivington in Lancashire, an autobiographical account of the community where she spent all her married life.
A common practice in producing nanostructured materials via template-assisted method is by drop casting the solution on the template.
A common practice in producing countries is selecting different grades of ingredients to meet standards for different countries solely as a compliance requirement, rather than part of a health-aware, best-practice production culture.
ReST involves intensive practice in producing multisyllabic pseudo-words (e.g. toobiger) to improve the accuracy of speech sounds, the ability to transition rapidly and fluently from one sound/syllable to the next, and control of the melody in the form of relative emphasis, or stress, placed on each syllable within a word.
It also introduces the challenges that face practicing engineers in producing gas condensate reservoirs.
For Fletcher and Palmqvist, furthering their craft and not being afraid to experiment are qualities paramount to their artistic practice and vital in producing grade-A work.
The rule would regulate the allowable methods, practices, and substances used in producing and handling crops and their processed products.
Therefore, many factors associated with population migration and urbanization, patterns of sexual activity, and medical practices could have played roles in producing and spreading high numbers of recombinant viruses in Kinshasa by the mid-1980s.
The shaded element is the one where primary input 1 could have been used in principle, but appears not to have been used in practice, for producing intermediate output 1.
Third, the practice of producing PhDs in direct proportion to research grant funding will always be unsustainable, so we must tackle it head-on by completely separating NIH funding for PhD training from the funding for research grants.
