Sentence examples similar to start up producing from inspiring English sources

And what's really terrifying is that at this very minute there's probably a hundred thousand start ups producing a million smart phone apps for next years WiFi watches that will schedule us us to the minute and cram each minute of the day to the point of no return, so that every moment of life is monitoring everything we've accomplished and still how much more we could get crossed off our lists.

He founded his biotech start-up, producing therapeutic proteins, in 1997.

These permits allow the client to start up, operate, produce the product, and make a profit.

These bulky black bricks don't fit into any pocket except a kangaroo's, and they don't capture digital movies — but they start up and focus instantaneously and produce spectacular photographs.

Start up.

The tension-leg platform built there started up last year producing 300,000 barrels per day of oil through seven wells.

The results showed that "engineered inocula" where known hydrogen producers are co-inoculated with HTG is an efficient way to start up biohydrogen-producing reactors.

And Toshiba has announced a new version of its $500 player that addresses two widespread complaints about its first player: the new one, the XA2, is supposed to start up faster and produce a 1080p signal, the highest quality available in high-def.

The GTL plant (50,000 bpd) was sized to start up operations in 2015, producing diesel and naphtha through the indirect route (FT-synthesis).

The low value of cetane index creates the problem to the engine during start up and produces noise.

James Stoppert, president of Cargill Dow Polymers, is hoping to build a polylactide plant that will start up in 2002 and produce 135,000 tonnes a year for the textile and food-packaging markets.