Sentence examples for sum of production from inspiring English sources

Continuity of material flows: considering plant locations in constraints (33), outgoing quantities of intermediate products or finished products, respectively, cannot exceed the sum of production and storage quantities.

A "farm" is designated as a weighted (by size) sum of "production units" that can be linked with specific geographical "sites" in the region.

Aggregate production was determined as the product of yield by production area in each 25-km simulation unit and production at NUTS2, national, or European level was determined as the sum of production in all pixels at the respective level.

Verbal communication should be seen differently from the mere sum of production and perception, and communicative interactions should be conceived as autonomous processes influenced by both the participants and the situation44.

While the buyer's objective is to minimize the sum of production and information costs, only production costs matter for total surplus.

Constraint (56) means that the sum of production of plant i at each period with the net inventory of its previous period is positive.

The total heat production is equal to the sum of productions in the two modes (10), however (11) restricts the operation of the unit in only one mode each period.

We measured annual carbon flows to wood production, foliage production and total belowground carbon flux (the sum of root production, root respiration, and mycorrhizal production and respiration) from ages three to five years in clonal Eucalyptus plantations at four sites in Brazil to test if fertility, water availability and stand structure changed wood production and by what mechanism.

First, the effect on GDP is due to the definition of real GDP itself, namely the sum of private production and government production (measured as the public sector wage bill).

Above ground net primary productivity (ANPP, g C m-2 yr-1) for BEF plots has been estimated as the sum of wood production plus foliar production, based on plot measurements of tree diameters, litterfall, and allometeric scaling.

We estimated whole-plant pollen production, p i, as the sum of pollen production over all inflorescences on each plant.