Sentence examples for realize production from inspiring English sources

The so-called goal-oriented approach consists of three steps: (1) goal-oriented identification and design of land use systems; (2) quantification of biophysical production possibilities; and (3) defining the optimal mix of inputs, i.e. the production technique, required to realize production possibilities.

The approach for engineering cropping systems at the land unit level consists of three steps: (i) goal-driven design of cropping systems, (ii) quantification of biophysical production targets and (iii) definition of the optimal mix of inputs required to realize production targets.

This valuable if still incompletely realized production lets you see them all the more clearly.

But until the Cole Porter estate and the Tams Whitmark Organization gave Five Towns College the go-ahead, the reworked farce had not received a fully realized production.

The gorgeously realized production of "The Seagull," led by a radiant Kristin Scott Thomas, restored the luster to the oft-abused star-driven model of theatrical resurrection.

As "God's Ear" proved, the detour to Off Off Broadway proved beneficial to all the parties; Ms. Schwartz got her play produced, and the Vineyard found itself with a fully realized production ready to move a little uptown.

The superbly realized production of "God's Ear" that opened Thursday night at the Vineyard Theater is the same one that was presented to much acclaim last year by the adventurous Off Off Broadway theater company New Georges.

"While the filmmakers and the studio feel the screenplay is very strong," Columbia Pictures said in a statement, "we do not believe it is the fully realized production draft required of this ambitious project".

For seamless ensemble work, there are, in two entirely different keys, Complicite's "Light" -- in which the dazzlingly inventive creators of "The Street of Crocodiles" shape piquant comic drama from a wayward narrative of the plague years -- and the Donmar Warehouse's impeccably realized production of "To the Green Fields Beyond," a new play by Nick Whitby.

More generally, input prices optimally reflect, but do not parallel exactly, realized production costs.

What you see is far from a fully realized production, but you get the idea.