Sentence examples for present-day production from inspiring English sources

In present-day production forests in Scandinavia, naturally occurring disturbances are unusual, primarily due to successful fire-prevention [6].

In "A Masked Ball," the Boston location is so arbitrary that many present-day productions (including the Met's) move the action back to Sweden.

Murano remains the focus of present-day glass production, though the industry has declined considerably.

Prior to starting her doctoral studies, Deepa completed her Masters in Urban Planning from Columbia University, where she focused on the institutional innovations in present-day industrial production networks in traditional architecture in Yemen that allow for historical industries to remain viable tracing back to Yemen's central role in the Indian Ocean trade.

The total present-day heat production H c in the Martian crust is calculated from the concentration of heat-producing elements as determined from Gamma Ray Spectrometer (GRS) data (Hahn et al. 2011) and from the rates of heat release presented by Turcotte and Schubert (2002).

While we acknowledge and celebrate the accomplishments of the past, we would do well ethically to maintain a high level of awareness and vigilance of present-day agricultural production and labor practices, understanding that the continuing struggle of farmworkers and our own sustenance are intricately connected.

The authors of the chapter do not explain that processes of desertification in Inner Mongolia are historical and have little to do with the present-day impact of livestock production.

Present-day industrial activities include the production of footwear and plastic coverings.

Investigation of the past through the study of material remains is entangled with historiography, politics, and individual and collective memory, and is implicated in the production of present-day identities.

Biomass integrated-gasifier/gas turbine combined cycle (BIG/GTCC) systems will be capable of producing up to twice as much electricity per unit of biomass consumed and are expected to have lower capital investment requirements per kW of capacity than condensing-extraction steam turbine (CEST) systems, the present-day commercial technology for electricity production from biomass.

The remake, set in present-day America, has a $130 million production budget, dazzling special effects, director Steven Spielberg and star Tom Cruise.