Sentence examples for three different productions from inspiring English sources

Since then it has had three different productions: in Providence, R.I. Berkeleyy, Calif.; and London.

The band is barnstorming three different productions: the arena tour that began on Tuesday, a stadium tour and club appearances.

Triple helping of Puccini's opera If anyone else can remember a year when three different productions of Puccini's goldrush opera La fanciulla del West – usually a rarity – have been on in the UK, then tell us.

The stage centres on two rotating sections, an inner circle to allow swift scene changes during productions, and a giant outer circle (32 metres across and 6m deep) to allow sets for three different productions to be mounted simultaneously.

"The core of Claire's philosophy is about openness to the other," explains Gray, "because we've got three different productions in three different languages, we wondered what would happen if the actor playing Claire had to meet actors in a different language".

The high employability of talent of UK talent is especially evident in the technical sections, where set and costume designer Bob Crowley gets four nominations across three different productions (Skylight, The Audience and An American in Paris) while the lighting designer Paule Constable is recognised for both The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time and Wolf Hall.

A manufacturing company having three different production lines is able to produce 50 different products, say P1, P2,…, P50, in the next month.

The chromosome in Table 1 represents a sample solution for the problem with three different production lines and 50 different types of products.

It takes just an hour to manufacture a house, with external and internal wall panels and floors being produced on three different production lines simultaneously.

In order to compare the three different production routes, an Aspen Plus® model is designed for each production path and techno-economically assessed for an assumed capacity of 11 Mg h−1 fuel production (equals 90 Gg·a−1 plant capacity).

Non-aged and aged pig skin gelatins from three different production plants (A, B and C) were analyzed in raw granules and in powder by near infrared and fluorescence spectroscopy to identify the mechanisms of cross-link formation during aging.