Sentence examples for production as an example from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we will illustrate the use of a systematic methodology for design and analysis using bioethanol production as an example.
The study includes the space charge effect and longitudinal and transverse coupling mentioned above, as well as the matching of beam optics using the beam line for medical isotope production as an example.
Based on a cross-sectional survey of 50 tea estate managers representing all tea growing areas in Sri Lanka, this study analyses factors affecting choice of preferred adaptation options, barriers to adaptation and associated policy implications for tea production as an example of a perennial tree crop system.
It includes a study on palm rachis, the material left over after palm oil production, as an example.
Taking the 2-oxo-carboxylates production as an example, we developed a process of using biofuel's byproduct glycerol for biocatalyst preparation.
This study assessed ribosome engineering technology to modulate primary metabolism, taking butanol production as a representative example.
We take a month probabilistic production simulation as an example.
This paper presents an example of microprecision technology implemented in a plug seedling production factory, as an example of variable rate application technology used in precision agriculture.
His usual moral tales about hard-up victims of Tory austerity were replaced with the fable of how a Mini car "will cross the Channel three times in a 2,000-mile 2,000-milefore the finished car rolls off the production line", as an example of why we need a "frictionless, interwoven supply chain".
Although few people had ever seen it, it was known that Mr. Keats had meticulously maintained and updated the company's extensive toy archive, which included the handmade prototypes for toys that never went into production as well as examples of models that did.
McDonough and Braungart (2013) take the year-round greenhouse production as a prime example of their Upcycle thesis; everything exists within one of two nutrient cycles biological and/or technical.
