Sentence examples for production cover from inspiring English sources
Composition, performance, production, cover photography: he did the lot, then released it via his own company, established with the LOTR cash dump.
Currently, stands under conventional forest management for commodity production cover about 30% of the global forest land base (FAO 2010).
gamma_{text{D}} = frac{{sum hbox{min} (W_{{{text{cons}} +.}},W_{text{prod}} )}}{{sum W_{{{text{cons}} +.}} }} (2 The self-production rate [21] or production cover factor (γ S), represents the fraction of energy production which has been consumed (3).
The Chartjackers single was written entirely through crowdsourcing, with the song's title, lyrics, melody, singers, band, production, cover art and music video all being solicited from the global online community.
The peptides used for antibody production cover more than 80% of the SOD1 sequence.
Domestic production covers about half of the demand for wood from temperate forests, but producers face severe competition from Austria, Scandinavia, and eastern Europe.
He says that salmon aquaculture takes up much less space than livestock farms: Norway's annual 500,000 tons of salmon production covers an area about the size of the Oslo airport, he noted.
(She stepped in for an ailing Carol Haney in "The Pajama Game" half a century ago and soared to fame.) But nobody, with the qualified exception of Martha Plimpton as a floozy with a grudge, emerges from this Roundabout Theater Company production covered in stardust.
According to Meng et al. (2009), biological feedstock supply for biodiesel production covers more than 75% of the overall production cost [7].
Larger farms were greater users, as indicated by the higher percentages of milk production covered by the management practices relative to percentages of farms adopting, and significant Cows or Acres coefficients in the logit models.
As Figure 2 demonstrates, the percent of operations that likely had all milk production covered in the period the MILC program existed has declined over time but still constitute a majority.
