Definitions for "Production"
Production of a chemical for the purposes of the CWC is defined as its formation through chemical reaction. Production of chemicals specified by the CWC is declarable, even if produced as intermediates and irrespective of whether or not they are isolated.
For CWC purposes, is defined as the formation of a chemical through chemical reaction. Production of chemicals specified by the CWC is declarable, even if produced as intermediates and irrespective of whether or not they are isolated.
The total elaboration of new body tissue in a stock in a unit of time, irrespective of whether or not it survives to the end of that time. Also called net production, total production yield.
The act or process or producing, bringing forth, or exhibiting to view; as, the production of commodities, of a witness.
Term used to describe the period during which the film is actually shot.
Taking the completed design through the process of becoming a finished product. Production includes outputting a file to film or providing it electronically to the printer, overseeing the selection of paper, checking the blueline and other press proofs, and arranging for delivery. Production can also refer to fulfilling the repetitive tasks associated with larger projects, like book layout, or processing quantities of images, where emphasis is on volume and quality more than creativity.
That which is produced, yielded, or made, whether naturally, or by the application of intelligence and labor; as, the productions of the earth; the productions of handicraft; the productions of intellect or genius.
Estimate of annual pounds of human food chain organisms harvested for human consumption through all activities, including commercial, recreational, and subsistence fishing. Often times, production can be determined from harvest, catch, or commercial landings data, if the reported data refer only to human food chain organisms.
Harvest output or yield.
Keywords:  pipeline, gauging, gas, prepared, oil
(1) The amount of oil or gas produced in a given period. (2) That phase of an energy related industry which deals with bringing the formation fluids to the surface and preparing the product for pipeline or other transportation.
preparation of the physical manual, including word processing, graphics, reproduction and binding.
Preparing all the elements (content) and executing the plans made during the Pre-production phase.
Large scale murals with detailed pieces and illustrations. (Contemporary term used mainly for street murals.)
a large-scale project
a piece that is usually on the scale of a mural, and it involves original or familiar cartoon characters in addition to the writer or graffiti artist's name
the accumulation of biomass by plants or animals before any losses from, for example, predation, migration.
The conversion of geophysical resources (water, nutrients, CO2, light) into biomass (primary production) (see primary producers), and of that biomass into biomass at higher trophic levels.
1. Gross production, the actual rate of incorporation of energy or organic matter by an individual, population or tropic unit per unit of area or volume. 2. Net production, that part of assimilated energy converted into biomass through growth and reproduction by an individual, population or tropic unit, per unit time per unit area or volume.
Keywords:  grammar, forstmt, stmt, naur, backus
Please see the Grammar and Backus-Naur Form page
a rule which says that the symbols on the left-hand side can be re-written as those on the right-hand side
A rule in a grammar. A production contains an optional head symbol, an arrow (-) and zero or more tail symbols. For example: ForStmt - for '(' [Exp] ';' [Exp] ';' [Exp] ')' Stmt
a group of people from Slovenia (Europe), interested in development and interdisciplinarity of Art, Technology and Society
a group of people from Slovenia (Europe), interested in the hybridisation of technology, art and society
The physical processes a project goes through after it leaves the creative area, including pre-press, printing, manufacturing and packaging.
Drugs can be produced from natural occurring substances, such as heroin from opium, or synthetically manufactured in laboratories, as with ‘ecstasy'. (See Drugs: Synthetic drugs and their chemical precursors)
The act or process of producing. Production also refers to the number of goods which are to be produced or manufactured over a period of time. It is also applied to services rendered.
increase in economic value.
A batter's Slugging Percentage plus his On Base Average. This is a good indicator of a batter's overall productivity.
the creation of value or wealth by producing goods and services
The play or dramatic event mounted for performance.
a presentation for the stage or screen or radio or television; "have you seen the new production of Hamlet?"
the second stage of video production where the activities of the actual videotaping occurs. Creating a set, adjusting lights, monitoring sounds, and operating the video camera are some of the activities during the production stage.
refers to the stage of exploitation at which hydrocarbons are produced from a discovery on an on-going basis, intended to be continuous until the reservoir is fully exploited; pre-production being the stage before full production, during which hydrocarbons are produced intermittently to test reservoir characteristics and optimal production methods.
the methods by which people extract a resource from our habitat and the exploit that resource
The day-to-day activities directed to obtaining saleable product from the Mineral Resource on a commercial scale. It includes extraction and other processing prior to sale.
all of the activities involved in creating products for sale (p. 68)
a direct measure of viral gene activity, but not as sensitive as PCR and therefore might miss low levels of HIV gene expression that could still prove lethal to cells
The business activity that uses people and machinery to convert materials and parts into salable products.
Processing plant workers.
the process of making or producing
the act or process of producing something; "Shakespeare's production of poetry was enormous"; "the production of white blood cells"
Title 34 specifies "...fish produced to adulthood..." when defining natural production. Consistent with the AFRP, CAMP measures production by estimating the number of adult fish on individual watersheds and system-wide. For CAMP purposes, production is synonymous with population.
n. (L. producere, to produce) the weight of new organic material formed over a period of time, plus any losses during that time period. Losses may be due to respiration, excretion, secretion, injury, death, or grazing.
Keywords:  media, singapore, newly, advert, setup
The work done to take an advert from written form to the stage where it can be reproduced within the media.
The working process of putting together media content to make a finished media product. Production techniques include editing transitions, design, style, color, placement in the frame or on a page, scripting, printing, broadcast engineering, etc.
a newly setup new media and advertising design company in Singapore
An article produced as evidence in court.
A document or article used as evidence in court. Cf. label. Queen's Counsel A senior member of the Faculty of Advocates, a silk, a senior. Ratio decidendi The underlying principle of law in a particular decision.
Keywords:  rhode, bred, poultry, island, bird
I.E. production Rhode Island Red would be a bird that has many characteristics of a Standard Rhode Island Red, but is bred for utility purposes and is not appropriate for poultry shows or 4-H showing.
Keywords:  turbo, rally, car, displacement, engine
A production engine or car is one that is made in quantity, usually on an assembly line.
This is a rally car class for basically show-room stock vehicles with smaller displacement engines. Vehicles in this class are usually two-wheel drive, and non-turbo charged. (also see Open, Group 5, Group 2, and Production GT) - BOTTOM - CLOSE
an indicator of peroxidase-mediated generation of PEA radical species in tobacco suspension culture
a division of Software Development Company - Bangla - Bangladesh Information base
a stream of lexemes with semantic content
Taking content as provided and creating web pages that will ultimately be viewed online. This involves formatting text, adding or laying out graphics or images, applying templates, creating links to other web pages, ensuring usability and accessibility, and all other steps necessary to prepare content for publication.
a display that is exaggerated or unduly complicated; "she tends to make a big production out of nothing"
The act of lengthening out or prolonging.
Act of producing parts, making parts, or fabricating parts . Part of the machinist's job is to find ways to increase the production rate at the machine.
The act of building or creating the product.
Keywords:  groceries, dentist, week, trips, month
The day-to-day, week-to-week, month-to-month, and year-to-year execution of the application programs to process business data(input) and generate useful information(output).
The property of an origin which produces a trip for a particular activity. This is usually a function of the population at the origin. For example, a household production for two adults and one child might be one trip per week for groceries, two trips per day for work, three trips per six months to see a dentist, and so on. Interactions between an origin and a center are estimated bases on how much of an origin's production will be attracted to a particular center.
Keywords:  nowhere, appear, magic, thin, empty
The appearance of an object or person, as if by magic.
Making objects or people appear from thin air.
The appearance of an object or objects from "out of nowhere".
the process of readying a learning program for publication online, and its accompanying materials for publication online or in print.
A fully documented system, built according to the SDLC, fully tested, with full functionality, accompanied by training and training materials, and with no restrictions on its distribution or duration of use.
Keywords:  popularly, movie, photography, aka, pre
The making of a movie, TV show, or commercial.
AKA: In Production, Production Date In the movie industry, this term refers to the phase of movie making during which principal photography occurs. Popularly, however, "production" means the entire movie project. See also pre-production and post-production.
The "Go Live" state - when PeopleSoft is the system being used as the administrative system.
Keywords:  carats, gem, billion, polished, quarter
Current world production of gem diamonds is about 30 million carats (6,000 kg) of cut and polished stones annually, and over 100 million carats (20,000 kg) of diamonds are sold for industrial use each year. In 2003, this constituted total production of nearly US$9 billion in value.
The total amount of coffee produced in a country during a given period (e.g. coffee year, crop year, 12 months, quarter).* See also Exportable production
In the ionosphere, it refers to the production of free electrons.
a feature of the initial flora
The total volume of well flow counted from the time of initiation of flow.
Keywords:  rage, breathing, living, second, animal
a living, breathing animal, which could rage out of control at any second
the department within a publishing house responsible for print and paper buying and cost and quality control; in some cases has responsibility for typographic design also.
the term used to describe the retrieval of archives from storage for research use. Archives may not be fit for production if they are damaged or fragile. Individual files, volumes, boxes or documents may be treated as 'producible units' by a repository.
(Production) Operations undertaken to supply agricultural products in the state in which they occur on the farm, including initial packaging and labelling of the product.
The combination of sets, costumes, props, lights, etc.
Keywords:  revisioned, group, files
a group of files which can be revisioned
The number of new subscription orders entered to the fulfilment system since the last report was run
an important regulatory event in the cell cycle
a learned condition-action rule
Another name for rules.
Keywords:  advantage, commitment, flow, cost
Production Cost Advantage Production flow commitment
a new player in the world of the mailing and postal technology
Keywords:  municipal, issue, offering, new, public
Another term for the public offering price of a new municipal issue.
A defined portion of the proceeds of production up to a dollar amount.
Sound, lights and technical requirements
a set of conditions-action pairs (if-then) and are the building blocks of procedural knowledge
The state of an application once it has been installed for use by the customer community.
A term commonly used to describe taking natural resources out of the ground.
Keywords:  design
Design of an ad.