Sentence examples for view of production from inspiring English sources
By 1958, the most interesting songs to come from Atlantic, from the point of view of production and arrangement, came from Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, who wrote and produced the music of the Coasters, under an independent production agreement.
Apart from extracorporeal blood purification, the removal of toxic metabolites from human or animal plasma is challenging in view of production of cell growth media.
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As a trained engineer and a representative of America's new managerial elite, he brought a scientific, data-driven approach to problem solving and assessed everything that confronted him from the point of view of production efficiencies and profit margins.
McCreary stated that the main theme was based on his viewing of production designs for the opening title sequence.
A member of the EastEnders production team explains: In the view of the production team, Peggy's breast cancer was a catalyst, creating new dynamics and tensions amongst existing characters.
Although challenges must be overcome to achieve commercialization of biologically manufactured methane-to-products, taking a holistic view of the production process or radically re-imagining pathways could lead to a future bioeconomy with methane as the primary feedstock.
The governmental payment could have affected management decisions more than the holistic view of organic production in the present study, which could be interpolated to other Norwegian organic farmers converting to organic production after 1997.
Based on the open production data, the detailed production process, characteristics and future prospects are re-constructed and numerically discussed, so as to provide a general view of the production behaviors and potential prediction in this region.
From the point of view of film production Thanhouser's 'The Winter's Tale' is a masterpiece.
We want to point out how dumb these objects are, but from the point of view of their production rather than their use.
