Sentence examples for production from which from inspiring English sources

Finally, in situ fibrous bed bioreactor (isFBB) and fed batch fermentation were demonstrated to be effective approach for improved SA production, from which SA productivity of 0.69 g L−1 h−1 and the resultant SA concentration of 140.6 g L−1 were achieved, respectively.

The Met's new staging, which runs through February 13th, is more or less the same as a recent Covent Garden production, from which the Erato recording derives.

With "Traffic" already on tape and DVD, now comes "Traffik," the 11-year-old British television production from which Steven Soderbergh's film was adapted.

This is some of the more scintillating dialogue in this intermissionless two-hour production, from which the drama has been bled out.

He spoke of past failures, including a regional Molière production from which he was fired, with the equanimity of someone confident of present-day success.

This is the production from which Salvatore Licitra, Pavarotti's 11th-hour replacement at the Met last spring, was released when he failed to make it to Vienna on time for rehearsals.

But for the bread-and-butter works, like "La Bohème" "Turandot," "La Traviata" and, yes, "Tosca," Mr. Volpe wanted productions from which the Met could get some mileage and pack in audiences even when the casts were routine.

This review led to a matrix of various products and parameters of their production processes from which suitable processes could be identified.

The walls are lined with production shots from which well-known faces leap out in nascent form.

The "deluxe" version has been made possible by the discovery of a UK production master from which the original HMV versions had been made - the same master that sired my vinyl copy.

"It is abundantly clear that in the privacy of his own bedroom, this defendant had begun the manufacture of improvised explosive or incendiary devices - a production line from which he had garnered the two devices".