Sentence examples for production match from inspiring English sources
The activity of this pathway is regulated at key steps to ensure that glucose consumption and energy production match the needs of the cell.
Initial steps reported here, including a graphical implementation of production match and the beginnings of a mixed decision cycle incorporating a simple semantic memory, begin to show the potential of such an approach for cognitive architecture.
Despite a few trims to the score and a cast less than half the size of that one, this production matches much of its spirit.
Holmes's production matches these shifts: sometimes rapt and sometimes ironic it shows both meltdown and hoedown, with bendy hats, big beards, much yelping in unison and tragic disintegration.
The Wu-Tang were a Staten Island collective with a fixation for kung fu movies and a scuzzy, adroit aesthetic, the RZA's sparse production matched by the intricate lyrical performances of the group's nine MCs.
8 P.M. (13) LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER: GEORGE BALANCHINE'S THE NUTCRACKER This production matches Tchaikovsky's timeless musical suite with Balanchine's choreography and the stage design of Rouben Ter-Arutunian.
Matthew Dunster's superb production matches McDonagh's mix of dark laughter and fearsome excitement, Anna Fleischle's pub set has just the right smoky fug, and there are pitch-perfect performances from Johnny Flynn as the cocky intruder, David Morrissey as the arrogant ex-hangman, Reece Shearsmith as his creepy assistant and Bronwyn James as his shy daughter.
Until it jumps the tracks in the last 20 minutes (of an evening that runs a punishing 2 hours plus those 20 — without an intermission), Mr. Ostermeier's production matches and even betters his previous versions of "A Doll's House" and "Hedda Gabler" seen at the Harvey.
This amount of hydro-electricity production matches the expected national hydropower potential.
Worldwide, the utilisation of planted forests resulted in an estimated 4% increase in fuelwood production, matching the increase in global consumption.
