Sentence examples for production mills from inspiring English sources

Canadian wood pulp, mixed with traditional fibres was introduced mid-20th century to some Chinese production mills.

Even considering its utilization as fuel for energy generation (typically in steam boilers) in the production mills, Perrone et al. [5] report that there is still a 12% surplus of biomass that will increase proportionally with the increase of ethanol production, requiring solutions and innovative ideas in order to generate new economic value and opportunities for the sugar and alcohol industry.

Investigators hypothesized that the presence of these unlabeled drugs was a result of cross-contamination in feed production mills.

The first complete O. oeni genome sequence of strain PSU-1 revealed a reduced genome of 1,780,517 bp and a number of metabolic pathways involved in growth in wine, MLF, and aroma production (Mills et al. 2005; Makarova et al. 2006; Makarova and Koonin 2007).

One piece was worth about $800, roughly three times more than its value at a mass production mill.

The following are examples of production machine tools that are modifications of basic machine tools: (1) turret lathes, including screw machines; (2) multiple-station machines; (3) gang drills; and (4) production milling machines.

If there exists a film that could have benefited less from the ministrations of an heiress and more from being put through the Hollywood production mill than The Master I do not know what it is.

A cast of children, arriving in October for the first rehearsal of "Annie," the company's debut production, milled around outside the recreation center of Robert Gross Park.

For the first, he sold a big chunk of the company's traditional paper-production mills, thus leaving no easy escape route from the dream.

Milling machines used for repet-itive-production milling operations generally are classified as bed-type milling machines because of their design.

The working phases of milled peat production are milling, harrowing, ridging, collection, and stockpiling (Leinonen and Hillebrand 2000).