Sentence examples for production progress from inspiring English sources

The network, and information derived from it, is used for overall planning of a project and also for detailed planning with production progress control.

Despite the challenges, the new rices spread farther in Guinea than in any other country, covering 16percentt of the area under rice production — progress credited to the commitment of civil servants and the enthusiasm of the political elite.

If the North Koreans are successfully making their own parts, they would essentially invalidate much of the international strategy to force them to denuclearize and make it more difficult to monitor their production progress.

To gain competitive advantages and efficiency improvements such as reduced inventory and higher delivery reliability, companies are introducing information exchange systems that communicate demand to suppliers and production progress information to customers in the network.

Different geometries of the T-junction microchannels are designed for the experiments of droplet formation, and the time-varying pressure difference between the upstream and downstream of each droplet is measured during the droplet production progress.

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As the production progresses, Mr. Dresher's music, initially heard only as a few brief interludes between scenes, moves to the fore.

As director Joy Haynes' production progresses, the set is flooded with colour, as the little owl (a fluff-ball puppet) discovers the bright-hued joys of the daytime.

Whereas most of the component production progresses well, the coil delivery has been hampered over the years by a variety of problems.

Early in production, members from both studios gathered in a single location to discuss development, but as production progressed, they began to rely on other methods of communication such as telephone calls and instant messaging.

The team felt so natural working together that they decided to forgo a storyboard entirely and work spontaneously with one another to drive the story: "To be able to bounce off the band's reactions and our impulses as production progressed kept what can sometimes be a very drawn-out process fresh and exciting," Jacobs explains.