Sentence examples for tailored production from inspiring English sources

The opulently dressed and tailored production compares favorably with most Hollywood films in its pictorial quality.

On the basis of a comparison between current production system development procedures and Systems Engineering methodologies, potential improvements are identified and a tailored production system development approach is presented.

The aim is to develop an integrated or tailored production process for smart and functional textiles which avoid unnecessary use of water, energy, chemicals and minimize the waste to improve ecological footprint and productivity.

Bringing more ballet and contemporary dance to Blackpool may allow these dance forms the chance to strip away a little of their elitist image without having to overtly press the issue with popularised programme titles and specially tailored productions.

The new management cut one of the factory's shifts, tailoring production to meet demand.

By working closely with Johnstons, she said in an interview here, she can tailor production runs to fit the market and keep her stocks in London to a minimum.

Once that grand public began to fragment, with the introduction of television and the bewildering array of new media that has followed, marketing departments learned to tailor production toward ever more narrow niche audiences, mostly based on age and gender.

It has become vastly easier for very small firms to coordinate production of highly tailored products as part of extended supply chains.

Endocrine cells are highly specialized factories tailored for production and release of hormones and signaling molecules.

Currently, about a third of all machine-to-machine communication involves so-called smart utility meters, which perform duties like sending data on household electric and gas consumption to utilities; the utilities use the information to tailor production to actual demand.

These good food production procedures can be tailored to any production system and are directed toward the primary sources of contamination: soil, water, hands, and surfaces.