Sentence examples for timing of production from inspiring English sources

In addition, Boeing's business case has to be built around the timing of production commitments by the Navy.

"However, in spite of the different timing of production, the overall economic impact was negligible," the pair insisted.

With a typical planning horizon of 4 12 weeks, these lot-sizing models had to be based on an extremely large number of periods to reflect the sequencing and timing of production lots.

Our analysis is also related to work regarding contracting outside of agriculture, including Maskin and Riley (1985), Khalil and Lawaree (1995), Laffont and Tirole (1986), and Lewis and Sappington (1991) although it differs from these analyses in terms of assumptions regarding input substitutability and/or the timing of critical contract decisions relative to the timing of production.

Within rosettes, neuroepithelial progenitors display morphological and functional characteristics of their embryonic counterparts, namely, apico-basal polarity, active Notch signalling, and proper timing of production of neurons and glia.

Using improved conditions, we routinely obtain highly homogeneous cultures of NPs that maintain morphological and functional characteristics of their embryonic counterparts, namely apico-basal polarity, active Notch signalling, and proper timing of production of neurons and glia.

Depending on the terms of the contract and the timing of any production options, Boeing could be in a position where the Navy could execute fixed price production options, independent of progress on the development program.

This will affect the amount, distribution and timing of pollen production, which can aggravate asthma and other allergy sensitivities.

Because of an editing error, a report in the "Arts, Briefly" column on Wednesday misstated the timing of a production of "Richard III," starring Kevin Spacey, in Beijing.

Since filmmakers have had nearly 50 years in which to tackle "The Lord of the Rings," the timing of this production seems striking.

The timing of IL10 production, however, is critical too early and it suppresses the immune response, too late and immunopathology and morbidity results.