Sentence examples for scattered production from inspiring English sources

| Ramón Vargas takes the title role of Gounod's "Faust" in Andrei Serban's colorful, if somewhat scattered, production from 2005.

It also made geographical sense, given India's size, that very different designs emerged from widely scattered production centers, and the show identifies several.

(March 16 and March 20 at 8). | The tenor Ramón Vargas takes the title role of Gounod's "Faust," seen here in Andrei Serban's colorful, if somewhat scattered, production from 2005.

Key elements of shale gas production include the extensive drilling campaign, the need for hydraulic fracturing (with its implication on the whole water supply/handling cycle) and the realisation of a continuously growing network of geographically scattered production facilities and flowlines, which accompany gas from wellheads to the final customers.

The gifted playwright Stephen Karam and the lauded director Simon Godwin have lumbered the piece with ideas about class and race and economic inequality, none of them achieved clearly or forcefully in this scattered production.

Inference of reservoir flow properties from scattered production data poses a poorly-constrained inverse problem with non-unique solutions.

With respect to non-managerial/technical/professional jobs, young males are scattered along production occupations, low-skilled occupations (especially industry and construction pawns), machine operators and, to a lesser extent, retail and sales.

Academic: But it was strategic: scatter production.

Applications are however restricted by the size of the required high-energy electron linac, scattering (photon production) system, and shielding for disposal of the high energy electron beam.

For the small-scale and scattered fresh cucumber production in China, the result that production record-keeping and its transfer are inefficient have prevented the wide application of traceability systems in China.

Genuinely funny moments are thinly scattered in this production but Rose's timing is always a delight, and his flouncing departure after his third-act dismissal by the Marschallin was a real tour de force, with Nelsons extracting tremendous excitement out of the orchestra, just as he had conjured playing of gossamer fineness from it earlier in the same act.