Sentence examples for production handling from inspiring English sources

Particle properties can have a major influence on the design and optimisation of particle production, handling and processing operations.

All item movements are thus automatically recorded during the production, handling in the maturing room and warehouse, delivery, packing and selling phases.

In controlled release matrix tablets, the tensile strength is an essential parameter to consider, because a minimal mechanical strength is needed for tablet production, handling and avoidance of any dose dumping during its use.

One of the most important factors in supply chain management is response time, which consists of production, handling and waiting times (Vis and Roodbergen 2011).

The information on acute systemic toxicity generated by the test is used in hazard identification and risk management in the context of production, handling, and use of chemicals.

GHG emissions associated with each food group were estimated using a Life Cycle Inventory (LCI) compiled from the published literature. 2 6 16–21 Where possible, we included information on food losses from production, handling, sales, cooking and consumer waste.

Even if one wishes the play were longer and Osborne told us more about the historical context, Jimmy Walters' production handles the multiple shifts of scene with great ingenuity.

(Rooney) 'The Merchant of Venice' (closes on Sunday) This Theater Breaking Through Barriers production handles the anger of Shakespeare's play far better than the comedy (2 00).

For the first time since Sweet Dreams, Discipline featured no input at all from Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis (and no lyrical input from Janet herself), the majority of the album's production handled by Rodney Jerkins and her then boyfriend Jermaine Dupri.

Read the full review The set-up of Mozart's The Abduction from the Seraglio is tricky nowadays, but David McVicar's production handled it with skill, while the show looked as good as it sounded under Robin Ticciati.

The two-hole production — handled by an ESPN affiliate — has its own cameras, its own tower and its own announcers, Roger Twibell and Charlie Rymer, but no course reporters to whisper of sweet putts.