Sentence examples for stream of production from inspiring English sources
But you know, from the Chinese point of view, it's a stream of production.
Instead of installing ventilators, for example, they might substitute different raw materials, eliminating the offending toxin from the stream of production.
The success of "Metamorphoses" on Broadway has brought Lookingglass a stream of production offers from theaters in American and European cities.
"What happened is that for a while we were getting this steady stream of production horror stories," said John Calley, chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment.
At the same time the splendid, nay, astounding, increase in the output and repair of British aircraft and engines which Lord Beaverbrook has achieved by a genius for organisation and drive which looks like magic - (cheers) - has given us overflowing reserves of every type of aircraft and an ever-mounting stream of production both in quantity and in quality.
Rather than writing a single piece of software and scaling it up, content requires people to create it, keep creating it and then create it some more in a never-ending stream of production.
Buffa coined the term operations management and consolidated knowledge from various streams of production management, including operations research and industrial engineering, into a coherent managerial framework.
Most of our cotton is from the waste stream of cotton production.
It is then possible to imagine a side-stream process of production which is based on protein hydrolysates; the different aminoacids fed to a yeast strain optimized for desired fusel alcohol production could generate a blend with good properties as biofuel [ 12], adding value and completing the concept of biorefinery.
The utilization of inexpensive carbon sources, including waste streams, for production of value added products has been explored for over two decades.
She told me that the previous head of the theatre had been bounced for taking bribes, but that Gergiyev was keeping the place alive with a stream of new productions of operas by Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, and Shostakovich.
