Sentence examples for production education from inspiring English sources
A smaller population, they argue, has helped fuel China's astounding economic growth by reducing the demands on food production, education and medical care.
Mancunian DJ Chimpo agrees: "With no production education or training, they had to experiment, which led to the most interesting dance music around and made it acceptable to do some strange things within the genre".
We measured eight ecosystem services (gas regulation, soil formation, nutrient regulation, habitat provision, food provision, raw materials production, education, and recreation) and six plant diversity indexes (richness, abundance, and true diversity for both plant species and growth forms) in seven land use types identified in the floodplain of the River Piedra (Spain).
The future of knowledge production, education and clinical care should not be subject to politicians' personal beliefs.
I believe the answer lays in interdisciplinary approaches -- empowering individuals by providing access to healthcare, means to improve crop production, education, clean water and a pathway to stable nutritional resources.
The MVP is an integrated, evidence based approach to rural poverty in sub-Saharan Africa, demonstrating the feasibility of systems delivery of health, food production, education, infrastructure and business development.
In classical economics, land, labor, and capital are the only factors of production: "Knowledge, productivity, education, and intellectual capital are all regarded as exogenous factors, falling outside the system" (Singh 2010, p. 2).6 The New Growth Theory recognizes two additional factors: technology and the knowledge on which it is based.
All of these efforts to create a perfect package of productions, education programs and other events to excite our families are about to come to fruition.
Through over six decades of research and teaching, Dr. Fan left a large footprint on antibiotics production, agricultural education, microbiology, and agricultural science in China.
The Bolivian state has "socialized" its spending away from production toward education and health, he said, because that's the one sure route to real development.
"The impetus arises from the excitement about the digital video production in education that has come with the availability of cheap DV cameras and editing software," O'Hear says.
