Sentence examples for production events from inspiring English sources
Mr. Pistorius, 30, is an associate counsel at N.B.A. Entertainment, the television production, events and attractions division of the National Basketball Association, in Secaucus, N.J.
And she said that no matter how determined she is to spend her time promoting outdoor recreation or increasing renewable energy production, events can rudely intrude.
Controlling the sequence of production events during simulation of each of the two production scenarios (including conventional and intelligent) was the main role of the workflow management software.
Other MTV executives laid off this week included Salli Frattini, senior vice president and executive in charge of production; Kathy Flynn, senior vice president of production events; Carol Eng, senior vice president of MTV2 programming and production; and Eric Sherman, senior vice president and general manager of VH1 Classic.
Details of the elementary force production events by myosin II have been provided within the novel molecular systems framework of the RUT mechanism in which the S-1, the S-1 S-2 hinge, and the S-1 S-2led coil all hingeessentiandroles in the in vivo contractile process.
Titled, The Real Apple Store, the installation was put together by communications agency TinMan and the Teatime Production events company, who filled the clean, white walled space with crisply designed logos and "charging stations" for each of the market's apple products.
"It's a production event, and they really know what they want".
As these results widely resemble those obtained by earlier neuroimaging studies on language production, event-related fMRI seems to be capable of recording neurophysiological correlates of overt speech production.
"Q" (Rhino R2 74363) mirrors Mr. Jones's eclectic multimedia career; fittingly, the boxed set joins numerous other Quincy Jones productions, events and celebrations.
Sediment-production events occur ca. 30 times per year, feeding sediment to basal debris cones.
As mentioned, in [ 7] it was reported that, in vitro, when no inducers were present, the mean of intervals between RNA productions events is ~6000 s while for full induction it is ~50 s (~100-fold change).
