Sentence examples for released for production from inspiring English sources

Microsoft says it will not continue developing Star-P (ISC's flagship product) beyond version 2.8 which was released earlier this year, and that version 2.9 that was released to a few customers in Beta will not be released for production use by customers.

Categorize as 'Major' those defects that do not obstruct the continuance of the testing process but will cause great deviation from the business requirements if released for production.

Transgenic roses and carnations expressing unique colorations were also produced and released for commercial production.

Following extensive field trials to confirm stability of resistance, the transgenic lines were used in breeding programs to produce virus resistant cultivars, which were deregulated and released for commercial production.

Their album Home is a DIY production released for free in 2010 via Bandcamp.

Also on the list are retail sales for January and business inventories for December, to be released tomorrow; industrial production for January, on Wednesday; and import prices and housing starts for January, on Thursday.

On Monday, the company released its production and delivery numbers for the second quarter and provided more detail about how it reached the target.

The 2012 Iġnik Sikumi #1 Field Trial in Alaska was designed to test at field scale a methane hydrate production methodology that involves injecting carbon dioxide (CO2) in situ to exchange with methane (CH4) within a hydrate structure, thus releasing the methane for production.

Studies on major crop species such as Zea mays (Bernardo and Yu 2007; Bernardo 2009; Crossa et al. 2013), T. aestivum (Heffner et al. 2010; Poland et al. 2012b; Daetwyler et al. 2014), Oryza sativa (Xu et al. 2014), and H. vulgare (Iwata and Jannink 2011) have indicated that genomic selection has the advantage of reducing the time needed to release new cultivars for production in plant breeding.

Simultaneously, the Federal Reserve will release industrial production for August.

But, as a news release for the production says ominously, "as Leonard deems some students more promising than others, tensions arise.