Sentence examples for production basic from inspiring English sources

Fibre, also spelled Fiber, in textile production, basic unit of raw material having suitable length, pliability, and strength for conversion into yarns and fabrics.

Concerning settlements, this means providing living space mainly for the population needed to keep up primary production, basic supply and recreational uses.

There are four economic-oriented community groups that support sugarcane production, basic grain production, egg production, and women's sewing projects; however no group has an annual budget or outside support (Fundación Intervida 2012).

It was established with a law in 1928 to carry out production, basic laboratory services related to control and diagnosis for public health care, education, research, publication and consultancy services and to establish the necessary system for providing and improving the service that RSHCP is providing or aiming to provide in all areas and realizing the essentials for being a reference point.

The hooks were cheap, the rhymes obvious, the production basic.

It's not much of a stage, no production, basic lights.

They are financed by voluntary contributions from members and concentrate on four major areas: agricultural production, basic-resource surveys and administrative services, health services, and education.

Manzanero helped with arrangements and song selection, Calderón was involved with the string section and Cibrian with production basics.

Stewart is summoned to the stage, where the seasoned TV veteran feigns ignorance of production basics — "which way do I face?" he asks in an affected Jewish grandma voice — then crawls beneath Colbert's desk. .

UK factory output, to May 2014 Photograph: /ONS The Office for National Statistics reported that the manufacturing decline was led by weaker production in: "basic metals & metal products; basic pharmaceutical products & pharmaceutical preparations; and computer, electronic & optical products".

This kind of market-oriented agriculture was more profitable than the traditional production of basic foodstuffs.