Sentence examples for produced indoors from inspiring English sources

Meth, like other synthetic drugs, is produced indoors.

"It is hydroponically produced indoors with selectively separated male and female plants, so they don't waste energy germinating," he said.

It also is purposely produced indoors by certain air-purifying devices, ostensibly to remove airborne toxicants and odors like those from cigarette smoking (the actual effectiveness of these devices is debatable, however 3).

We present two technoeconomic case studies representing plant-made enzymes for diverse applications: human butyrylcholinesterase produced indoors for use as a medical countermeasure and cellulases produced in the field for the conversion of cellulosic biomass into ethanol as a fuel extender.

I suspect that the tedium of this closing scene, which spreads into the audience, has to do with Ms. Shipman's desire to produce indoors some of the robust audience response that was such a vital part of the company's shows in the band shell.

Mr. Corwin's ducks are ready for the market six to seven weeks after they hatch, and the unmistakable, though not overwhelming, odor they produce indoors, will largely be eliminated when Crescent's new waste treatment plant is completed, with tanks buried 16 feet below the surface.

AeroFarms is a farming company that grows produce indoors without sun, soil or pesticides.

"Producing indoors under artificial light, we think we could produce the same amount of dulse in a building the size of Home Depot," he said.

This app-controlled microgarden makes it easy for you to grow a variety of produce indoors, from fruiting plants to leafy greens and herbs to root vegetables, regardless of where you live or how much gardening experience you have.

Producing food indoors also means that consumers are shielded from disruptions in the food supply caused by natural disasters and that farmland could be restored to ecosystems, such as forests, that could absorb greenhouse gases.

Everything was done here just as William Morris might have insisted on 30 years earlier: the stone and slate were quarried nearby, timber beams were cut with an old-fashioned two‑handed saw, and local craftspeople brushed up ancient skills to produce everything indoors, from pottery to caned seats.