Duction

They said China probably wouldn't be able to make the aircraft fully operational until the end of the decade: It appears to be testing at least two prototypes, which will likely be adapted many times before being put into large-scale pro duction. ❋ Jeremy Page (2011)

I want engineering and pro-duction because I know the people in my district who used to make goods but don't anymore, and they have a right to make what they end up buying. ❋ Ian Fletcher (2011)

Now we should point out that there's a fault, you know, the major fault that Rob was talking about earlier runs north, that's the sub - duction area, runs north of Hispaniola. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Noble, D. (1998), “R.duction and integration in understanding the heart”, in G.R. Bock and J.A. Goode (eds.), ❋ Brigandt, Ingo (2008)

E-Duction (e-duction. com), which issues the card, has signed up about a dozen firms, including Western Union and Reliance Standard Life, to offer it to workers. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Sure, television eventually mesmerized the nation and the globe, but the number of books printed in the fading century surely dwarfed the pro - duction of all previous eras. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Junkk.com has a re:mit that sits proudly at the pinnacle of the environmentally-sound chain, by primarily addressing the amazing potential of re:duction, re:pair and re:use. ❋ Thatsnews (2006)

Since avoiding future destructive acts by Iraq is the major articulated reason for undertaking war in the coming months, we cannot truly balance the costs and benefits of war without considering any re-duction in risk that would derive from disarmament and regime change in Iraq. ❋ Nordhaus, William D. (2002)

The opening bars were far smoother than with the run-through, and Secca concentrated on a smooth and free pro-duction, not worrying about actual projection, as she launched into the spellsong. ❋ Modesitt, L. E. (2001)

Old Mutual Asset Management (OMAM) chief economist Rian le Roux said he would not be adjusting his growth forecast of 3.5% as the big factors affecting first quarter GDP were on the pro - duction, and not on the demand, side of the economy. ❋ Unknown (2000)

The strategies and action plans will focus on waste minimisation through the intro - duction of cleaner technology, re-use, recycling, improved waste collection systems, incineration and proper land filling of waste. ❋ Unknown (1996)

It would be important to take this further, by clarifying whether this means that the government opposes the intro - duction of Export Processing Zones, which are in conflict with this principle, as well as the commitment to maintain labour standards. ❋ Unknown (1994)

Move after carefully calculated move, to se-duction. ❋ Cook, Glen (1985)

That is to say that all the machines inside our heads evolved, originally, to meet various built-in or acquired needs, for comfort and nutrition, for defense and for repro - duction. ❋ Vinge, Vernor (1984)

The perfecting of “neuron theory” led simultaneously to a better understanding of the nature of neural con - duction and of psychophysical dynamics. ❋ ARAM VARTANIAN (1968)

These he initially listed as: instances of noninheritance; dominance simultaneous with blending; exact duplica - tion of parent through both sexual and asexual repro - duction; inheritance of the effects of use, disuse, and habit; atavism; and saltations. ❋ PETER VORZIMMER (1968)

John Lyons, Intro - duction to Theoretical Linguistics (New York, 1968), is a balanced account of modern linguistic theories. ❋ ALVAR ELLEG (1968)