Sentence examples for production view from inspiring English sources
The downstream flow of design information and upstream flow of constraints on, and rules for, the building system are described from three product viewpoints: the customer view, the engineering view and the production view.
In that first production "View" was one act, written in verse because, in Miller's opinion, verse was better suited than prose to expressing universal themes.
From the speech production view, traditional linear source-filter theory lacks the ability to explain the fine structure of speech in a pitch period.
(2) From the production view (gas recovery percent and hydrate dissociation percent), the Class Ⅱ hydrate reservoir is more favorable for development than the Class Ⅰ and Class Ⅲ hydrate reservoirs; from the economic view (energy ratio), the Class Ⅰ hydrate reservoir is better than the Class Ⅱ and Class Ⅲ hydrate reservoirs.
Directed by Katie Mitchell, the production views human horror through a charged medium of deranged gods, offstage gore, farcical civic power and inhuman sacrilege.
Although large producers appeared to be less satisfied with the cooperative services, those farmers who intended to expand production viewed services as valuable membership benefits.
From the biomass production view-point, the exhaustion of main substrates in the consortia is supplemented by utilization of the end-products through the formation of new subpopulations, thus maintaining or increasing the total biomass.
The only films she had ever seen were Indian Bollywood productions, viewed at her aunt's house after the Taliban fell.
As is customary on Altman productions, viewing of the dailies had been open to all involved, and it was generally known that things were going well.
Broadway has experienced a steep rise in ticket prices in recent years and has been staging more musicals, revivals and other productions viewed as safer bets to lure larger audiences.
In those 17 years and over 80 productions, viewing figures had remained consistently high; but I found it increasingly difficult to find farces and comedies of a consistently high quality so, like all good things, Brian Rix Presents came to its inevitable end.
