Sentence examples for production bound from inspiring English sources

Transportation, capital, labour markets, and the division of labour in production bound the scattered industrial plants and communities into a sprawling metropolitan district.

It is the crown jewel of the production, bound in handsome red Morocco leather, presented alongside personal correspondence, illustrations and other minor treasures from Dickens' improbable life.

Transportation, capital, labor markets, and the division of labor in production bound the scattered industrial plants and communities into a sprawling metropolitan district.

The location is certainly fitting: It was the Provincetown Players who produced O'Neill's first New York production, "Bound East for Cardiff," in 1916.

On Miike Snow's two studio albums, including this year's "Happy to You" (Downtown/Universal Republic), the productions bind the songs together, giving them a gleaming veneer of vocal purity and computerized opulence.

And, although Goold's production is bound to cause argument, Las Vegas seems a perfect metaphor for a world of financial and romantic fantasy.

So the production is bound to be a learning experience for all, including Carnegie Hall, which is presenting the program as the first dance offering in its popular Family Concert series.

Still, Europe, an early leader in developing the technology for use outside the oil industry — which injects carbon dioxide into aging oil fields to bolster production — remains bound by its climate change targets.

Building on the company's more than 35 years of involvement in advanced electric vehicle development, Mitsubishi Motors has unveiled its first all-electric production vehicle bound for the North American market.

To reach the triacylglycerol production lower bound, the HM converts some of its glucose to triacylglycerol precursors that are then transported to the AM, very similar to what occurs physiologically [ 20].

A high occupancy of the reduced flavin site is advantageous for the minimization of superoxide production, because bound nucleotides block the access of O2, and it is promoted by the high nucleotide concentrations present in the matrix.