large-scale production
collocation in Englishmeaningsoflarge-scaleandproduction
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large-scale
adjective
uk/ˌlɑːdʒˈskeɪl/us/ˌlɑːrdʒˈskeɪl/
involving many people or things, or happening over a ...
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production
noun
uk/prəˈdʌk.ʃən/us/prəˈdʌk.ʃən/
the process of making or growing goods to ...
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Many of the technological advancements have requiredlarge-scaleproductionunits to justify the investment.
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It is one of the critical inputs necessary for small andlarge-scaleproduction.
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Further work is underway to improve capsule quality, reproducibility, andlarge-scaleproduction.
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Could notlarge-scaleproductionbe expedited?
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In a commonlarge-scaleproductionunit, the setup time can be approximated as 5-7 s for one operation.
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It follows that with that free movement there are inevitably specialisation and benefits from large-scaleproduction—benefits fromlarge-scaleproductionwithout the disadvantages of monopoly.
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Large-scaleproductionon land has been tried.
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That is not amalgamation orlarge-scaleproduction.
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In the absence oflarge-scaleproductioncontexts, ceramics can provide a reasonable measure of relative intrasite occupation and population levels.
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Mechanization, the growth oflarge-scaleproduction, and the decreasing reliance on skilled labour had severely disrupted traditional patterns of artisan life.
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However, commercial growers cannot exploit the potential of the butenolide forlarge-scaleproductionof crops due to limited availability and environmental constraints.
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The cigarette industry thus developed from small made-to-order manufacturing to thelarge-scaleproductionof a ready-to-use consumer good.
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You wantlarge-scaleproductionand long runs to make the best use of modern machinery.
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Then, and only then, will it be possible to putlarge-scaleproductionin hand.
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If we went intolarge-scaleproductionof total metering, the costs would be radically reduced.
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The military, with their enormously greater requirements and need oflarge-scaleproduction, will win.
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One recognises that withlarge-scaleproductionone must have permanent and large-scale orders.
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With theirlarge-scaleproduction, they can produce much more cheaply than we can.
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Instead of relying onlarge-scaleproductionthey merely rely on the ratio of profit.
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Anyone who has the first idea about the economics oflarge-scaleproductionunderstands the argument.
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It is only when there islarge-scaleproductionthat prices will come down.
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We should not try to compete on alarge-scaleproductionbasis.
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