Sentence examples for press production from inspiring English sources

Provide MIT Press production department with same-date notification of manuscript acceptance.

Before Salt, he was press production director of Cambridge University Press and responsible for around 2,500 titles a year.

In this paper, the recent progress for the anisotropic NdFeB bonded magnet MAGFINE will be reviewed about the hydrogen treatment technique, the mechanism, the new press production technique and the motor design.

Scenic consultant, John Lee Beatty; sound by Bruce Cameron; costume consultant, Toni-Leslie James; lighting by Peter Kaczorowski; concert adaptation, Kirsten Childs; musical coordinator, Seymour Red Press; production stage manager, Beverley Randolph; associate choreographer, Vince Pesce.

ELAINE STRITCH AT LIBERTY Constructed by John Lahr; reconstructed by Ms. Stritch; directed by George C. Wolfe; sets by Riccardo Hernández; lighting by Jules Fisher and Peggy Eisenhauer; costumes by Paul Tazewell; sound by Acme Sound Partners; orchestrations, Jonathan Tunick; music director, Rob Bowman; music coordinator, Seymour Red Press; production stage manager, Rick Steiger.

Only one such totalizing collection of press productions had ever been attempted in the English-speaking world the library maintained by the congers of booksellers and printers at the Chapter Coffeehouse on Paternoster Row in London, begun in the 1730s.

To reinforce the idea of a small-press production, he embossed "The Beatles" in one corner almost haphazardly and numbered each copy in a style that suggested a hand-numbering machine.

He became assistant pre-press production manager of The Times in 1976, purchasing manager in 1980, director of circulation fulfillment in 1983, operations manager of the forest products group in 1984 and group director in 1987.

"Rapeseed oil from a cold pressed production system is far healthier that olive oil and cooks at a higher temperature," says Pardoe.

By these accounts, on the day the contaminated juice was pressed, production managers brushed aside warnings from a company inspector that a batch of apples was too rotten to use without taking special precautions against contaminants.

This article deals with possibilities of using a hydraulic press in production of large forged rings.