Sentence examples for valuable production from inspiring English sources

Yukos still has two other smaller but valuable production units.

Moreover, sand presence causes loss of pipe wall thickness that can lead to pipe erosion, frequent failures and loss of valuable production time.

In a just-released report, it calls this sort of information the bits and pieces that spies string together to "reveal some of a company's most important and valuable production secrets".

They identified two possible ways in which pollution could be framed; either as an unavoidable side effect of valuable production activities or as a morally discreditable practice, something that attracts blame.

Not only did both players represent valuable production, but both also were perfect representatives of coach Tom Hofman's style, which includes plenty of three-point shooting and man-to-man defense.

In order to make the best use of valuable production time, headshots, voice-over demos, and on-camera reels (promo) are generally used in advance of your audition to determine whether you're the correct type, look, style, and personality required for the specific casting project.

"Here is a hugely popular production, arguably one of the BBC's most valuable productions, which is apparently being pulled from the schedule because of one of the presenters [being] involved in an incident.

It was poetic: The whole line of canal will exhibit boats loaded with flour, pork, beef, pot and pearl ashes, flaxseed, wheat, barley, corn, hemp, wool, flax, iron, lead, copper, salt, gypsum, coal, tar, fur, peltry, ginseng, bees-wax, cheese, butter, lard, staves, lumber and the other valuable productions of our country; and also with merchandise from all parts of the world.

However, investigations on freshwater microalgae required for the commercial production of valuable products are fewer than those on marine microalgae.

Recombinant Escherichia coli strains for the production of valuable products are usually generated by transformation with plasmid expression vectors.

Food processing by-products are largely organic in nature and can be potentially utilized for production of valuable products.