Sentence examples for produced respectively from inspiring English sources

Jim Felice, Bob Keating, Alex McFarlane, Christy Gallagher and Robert Dancik produced, respectively, sculptures of old steam locomotive smokestacks; drawings of cars and their status-obsessed owners; assemblages of abandoned factories; paintings of vintage power stations and industrial sites; and a collection of jewelry designs.

Among the many components is an art exhibition titled "Lights, Camera, Action," in which the artists Erwin Redl, Roy Rapp and Mary Ziegler have produced, respectively, an artificial light-based installation that manipulates the viewer's spatial perception; a theatrical video installation inspired by literature; and a kinetic sculpture integrated with choreographic movement.

These levels were equivalent to 118 and 86 mg/l of Man5A protein produced, respectively.

In the interpolation stage, horizontally and vertically interpolated images are produced, respectively.

Places hold tokens that can be produced (respectively, consumed) when an input (respectively, output) transition fires.

After hydrodeoxygenation, two high-density biofuels with density of 0.804 g/ml and 0.825 g/ml were produced, respectively.

As in all other gymnosperms, microsporangiate and megasporangiate sporophytes of cycads produce, respectively, male and female gametophytes.

Light and heavy liquid fractions are separated from the ash to produce, respectively, gasoline and oil for use in the next liquefaction run.

The state and federal alcohol revenue of $14 billion and the $25 billion collected in tobacco taxes in the United States are overshadowed by the $235 billion and $200 billion in social costs they produce, respectively.

According to their relative predominance in the individual, they were supposed to produce, respectively, temperaments designated sanguine (warm, pleasant), phlegmatic (slow-moving, apathetic), melancholic (depressed, sad), and choleric (quick to react, hot tempered).

In the in situ oxidations by GifIII/IV systems and by aldehyde/oxygen mixtures, large amounts of metallic wastes and carboxylic acid are co-produced, respectively, hindering their application in bulk chemicals production.