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| - This terms has a number of meanings. Production is an attribute related to a territory that specifies the amount of income the territory owner will receive for controlling the territory. It is the phase of the game where units of chosen for building (but not placed until later). It is the title of section of xml code that specifies the cost of production.
- The Buzz On Maggie is produced by: -Walt Disney Television Animation -Disney Channel Original Productions
- File:Icon Production.png is one of the five resources which can be generated by a Settlement. Unlike other resource types, it cannot be transferred -- only the producing Settlement can ever take advantage -- but it is essential to making use of that settlement.
- Production is
- Man must rearrange various elements of his environment to eventually produce a desired end - a good. This is called production. For example, man decides to satisfy the want for a ham sandwich, and proceeds to act upon his judgment of the methods by which a ham sandwich can be assembled. The consumers good is the ham sandwich when it is eaten. It is obvious that there is a scarcity of this consumers’ good as there is for all direct means (bread, ham, time, etc.); otherwise it would always be available, like air, and would not be the object of action.
- Production was a position at Egmont Fleetway. People in this role may have been responsible for the production of Sonic the Comic. The job title was first credited in the small print of Issue 28's Control Zone, with Teresa Magnowska in the position. She was replaced by Sarah Colley in Issue 42, who remained with the comic into the reprint era, although it wasn't until Issue 71 that "production" received equal billing with the other jobs. The role was not mentioned in Issue 223, suggesting Colley had left the comic prior to this.
- Production is an Occupation normally listed under Other Crew. If the credits directly indicate it, then it might also be listed under Art Department, Sound Department or Visual Effects.
- Production is one of the main statistics in the Civilization games. It determines how quickly a given city can train units, construct buildings and wonders, or finish projects.
- Production aircraft are simply any aircraft who have ever officially entered prduction whether at mass or in small numbers. It is a fairly general term and includes many hundreds and hundreds of aircraft within it. It is an aircraft that became more than an experiment, prototype, or idea; it is about aircraft that impressed enough people with enough of an impact to make them seriously consider ordering a few aircraft and eventually put into active service whether military or civilian.
- Production is a three part mini-series by Larnuu. It focused on two Matoran trying to create a video for Custom BIONICLE. It was created under the CBW Presents umbrella.
- Production is the act of creating new units, buildings, or defenses. Production is performed through the production bar on the right side of the screen. When in low power mode, production speed is reduced.
- The sum of your Industry and Research. If you set your spending slider at 100%, you are maximizing your use of production. Unfortunately, you are not able to use both 100% of your factories and labs; you can only use a fraction of each.
- Production of the series encompasses many elements including the crew, cast, music, locations, and epigraphs.
- These facilities speed up manufacturing other buildings and/or ships & defence.
- La production dans Jumpgate Evolution consiste, pour les pilotes, à interagir avec certaines usines dans l'espace qui ont la capacité de créer l'objet désiré. Cela veut dire que produire un équipement pour le revendre est une activité qui demande du temps, puisque le pilote doit en premier lieu récupérer tous les biens et materiels nécessaire à la production. Le pilote doit ensuite voler jusqu'au secteur où se trouve l'usine afin de faire construire le ou les objets.
- Darker than Black was conceptualized by Tensai Okamura and produced by Bones and Aniplex. The series premiered on Tokyo Broadcasting System and Mainichi Broadcasting System's Thursday late night anime broadcasting timeslot, replacing the Sunrise series Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion on April 5, 2007, and similar to Code Geass incorporated corporate sponsorship of Japan News Network partners Pizza Hut and Nifty, where episodes of the series was streamed every week during the series' broadcast run. It completed its initial run on September 27, 2007, and received its broadcasting satellite premiere on Animax from May 8, 2007 to October 23, 2007. The series was also aired in English on Animax Asia, Animax's English language networks in Southeast Asia and South Asia from December 2008 onw
- The segment creators include David Fain, Tim Hill, Steve Holman, Emily Hubley, Mark Marek, Mike Pearlstein, Mo Willems, and Cote Zellers. The theme song and all of the original background music on the show was provided by the Moon Ska Stompers, a band composed of King Django, Victor Rice, and members of The Toasters and The New York Ska-Jazz Ensemble. The bulk of the soundtrack was 30-second instrumental clips of songs from The Toasters' album D.L.T.B.G.Y.D., while the theme song itself is a shortened version of the Toasters song "2-Tone Army". Tracks from the Associated Production Music library were also utilized.
- Production in Jumpgate Evolution consists of pilots interacting with certain factories in space that handle the creation of a desired item. This means that producing equipment for resale is quite a time-consuming activity, as the pilot needs to first collect all the required goods and materials for production. The pilot then has to fly to the sector where the factory is located in order to manufacture the item(s).
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| - This terms has a number of meanings. Production is an attribute related to a territory that specifies the amount of income the territory owner will receive for controlling the territory. It is the phase of the game where units of chosen for building (but not placed until later). It is the title of section of xml code that specifies the cost of production.
- The Buzz On Maggie is produced by: -Walt Disney Television Animation -Disney Channel Original Productions
- Darker than Black was conceptualized by Tensai Okamura and produced by Bones and Aniplex. The series premiered on Tokyo Broadcasting System and Mainichi Broadcasting System's Thursday late night anime broadcasting timeslot, replacing the Sunrise series Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion on April 5, 2007, and similar to Code Geass incorporated corporate sponsorship of Japan News Network partners Pizza Hut and Nifty, where episodes of the series was streamed every week during the series' broadcast run. It completed its initial run on September 27, 2007, and received its broadcasting satellite premiere on Animax from May 8, 2007 to October 23, 2007. The series was also aired in English on Animax Asia, Animax's English language networks in Southeast Asia and South Asia from December 2008 onwards. The series has also been released in Japan by Aniplex across nine DVDs, each containing three episodes, except for the first DVD, which had only two. The ninth and final DVD included an original video animation, which expanded upon the romantic relationships between characters. The DVDs were released between July 25, 2007 and March 26, 2008 by Aniplex. FUNimation received the license for the series in Region 1 and has released one DVD compilation with two more coming in the future. The first English DVD was released on November 25, 2008 and the second and third DVDs were released on January 20, 2009 and March 10, 2009 respectively. Volume 4 was released on May 5, 2009 with Volume 5 released on June 23, 2009. Volume 6 is scheduled for release August 11, 2009 The episodes have four pieces of theme music: two opening themes and two closing themes. "Howling" by Abingdon Boys School served as the opening theme for the first fourteen episodes, while episodes fifteen through twenty-three and episode twenty-five had "Kakusei Heroism: The Hero Without A Name" by An Cafe as the opening. Episode twenty-four had no opening theme. "Tsukiakari" by Rie fu served as the closing theme for the first fourteen episodes and "Dreams" by High and Mighty Color was the closing theme for the last ten. The last episode, episode twenty-five, had no closing theme.
- File:Icon Production.png is one of the five resources which can be generated by a Settlement. Unlike other resource types, it cannot be transferred -- only the producing Settlement can ever take advantage -- but it is essential to making use of that settlement.
- La production dans Jumpgate Evolution consiste, pour les pilotes, à interagir avec certaines usines dans l'espace qui ont la capacité de créer l'objet désiré. Cela veut dire que produire un équipement pour le revendre est une activité qui demande du temps, puisque le pilote doit en premier lieu récupérer tous les biens et materiels nécessaire à la production. Le pilote doit ensuite voler jusqu'au secteur où se trouve l'usine afin de faire construire le ou les objets. Vu la nature consommatrice de temps de ce processus, il sera probablement plus courrant de voir de nombreux pilotes vendant une gamme restreinte d'objets plutot qu'un pilote créant et vendant des dizaines de gammes d'objets bien distinctes, ce qui est relativement courrant dans les autres MMOs. Pour l'instant on ne sait pas comment les joueurs interagirons avec les usines, mais il sera très probablement demandé aux pilotes de se docker physiquement et de choisir la quantité d'objets qu'ils veulent produire. L'usine créé et dépose le(s) bien(s) dans la soute du vaisseau presque instantanément. Comme les développeurs l'ont dit, ils ne souhaitent pas que l'acte de production d'objet ne prenne plus de quelques secondes une fois que le joueur est arrivé à l'usine. En ce qui concerne la production, il a été confirmé que celle-ci n'inclura aucune forme des systèmes de schémas qu'on peut trouver dans d'autres jeux, où les joueurs peuvent créer les objets eux-même après avoir obtenu des schémas de construction. Cela voudra dire que chaque pilote aura la même possibilité de s'établir en tant que figure proéminente du marché, au lieu d'avoir certains joueurs qui refusent l'entrée dans la profession à ceux qui n'ont pas eu suffisamment de chance pour trouver des schémas d'équipement. Ceux qui connaissent Jumpgate Classic doivent aussi savoir que le modèle de marché public du jeu d'origine a été anoncé comme retiré de Jumpgate Evolution dès 2008, et donc la production et le commerce seront bien plus axés autour des interactions entre joueurs.
- Production is
- Man must rearrange various elements of his environment to eventually produce a desired end - a good. This is called production. For example, man decides to satisfy the want for a ham sandwich, and proceeds to act upon his judgment of the methods by which a ham sandwich can be assembled. The consumers good is the ham sandwich when it is eaten. It is obvious that there is a scarcity of this consumers’ good as there is for all direct means (bread, ham, time, etc.); otherwise it would always be available, like air, and would not be the object of action.
- Production was a position at Egmont Fleetway. People in this role may have been responsible for the production of Sonic the Comic. The job title was first credited in the small print of Issue 28's Control Zone, with Teresa Magnowska in the position. She was replaced by Sarah Colley in Issue 42, who remained with the comic into the reprint era, although it wasn't until Issue 71 that "production" received equal billing with the other jobs. The role was not mentioned in Issue 223, suggesting Colley had left the comic prior to this.
- Production is an Occupation normally listed under Other Crew. If the credits directly indicate it, then it might also be listed under Art Department, Sound Department or Visual Effects.
- Production is one of the main statistics in the Civilization games. It determines how quickly a given city can train units, construct buildings and wonders, or finish projects.
- The segment creators include David Fain, Tim Hill, Steve Holman, Emily Hubley, Mark Marek, Mike Pearlstein, Mo Willems, and Cote Zellers. The theme song and all of the original background music on the show was provided by the Moon Ska Stompers, a band composed of King Django, Victor Rice, and members of The Toasters and The New York Ska-Jazz Ensemble. The bulk of the soundtrack was 30-second instrumental clips of songs from The Toasters' album D.L.T.B.G.Y.D., while the theme song itself is a shortened version of the Toasters song "2-Tone Army". Tracks from the Associated Production Music library were also utilized. KaBlam! was the first show to be spun off of All That. It was pitched to Nickelodeon in 1994 and aired two years later. Some of its shorts were originally stand-alone shorts during Nickelodeon commercial breaks. The pilot episode, "Your Real Best Friend", was created in 1995 and finished in 1996. In 1996, The Off-Beats, one of the many shorts on the show, were released on a Rugrats videotape entitled "Tommy Troubles." The show began production in 1996 and premiered October 11. The show ran for four seasons. The last episode was broadcast on May 27, 2000. Reruns CONTINUED to show on Nickelodeon until 2001. In 2002, Nicktoons was launched, and the channel began airing reruns of the PROGRAM, though not all episodes were aired. During commercial breaks, various shorts from the show would play, not including any shorts involving Henry and June or music videos. In August 2005, Nicktoons changed its appearance and schedule, and canceled many shows in the process, including KaBlam!. After the show was cancelled, the "KaBlam! Presents:" shorts would continue to be shown, until 2008 when the channel did away with all of their in-between shorts, for more commercial space. The program hasn't been shown since then until 2016, not even when Nick had a marathon of the first episodes of each Nicktoon on Thanksgiving Day 2007, despite having Henry and June on the cover of the now-defunct Nickelodeon Magazine. It reaired on The Splatlight night in October, airing only Your Real Best Friend, It's Flavorific, and Not Just For People Anymore. A French-dubbed version has been broadcast in France on television channel GameOne and other versions of the show are on other Nickelodeon channels around Europe.It also was shown in the United Kingdom from 1997 to 2000, and in Poland from 1999 to 2002. The show played onYTV in Canada.
- Production aircraft are simply any aircraft who have ever officially entered prduction whether at mass or in small numbers. It is a fairly general term and includes many hundreds and hundreds of aircraft within it. It is an aircraft that became more than an experiment, prototype, or idea; it is about aircraft that impressed enough people with enough of an impact to make them seriously consider ordering a few aircraft and eventually put into active service whether military or civilian.
- Production in Jumpgate Evolution consists of pilots interacting with certain factories in space that handle the creation of a desired item. This means that producing equipment for resale is quite a time-consuming activity, as the pilot needs to first collect all the required goods and materials for production. The pilot then has to fly to the sector where the factory is located in order to manufacture the item(s). Due to the time consuming nature of this process, it will most likely be commonplace for handfuls of pilots to deal with the sale of a small range of items rather than one pilot dealing with the creation and resale of dozens of separate items, which is something quite commonplace in other MMOs. Currently it is unknown how players will interact with factories, but will most likely involve pilots physically docking and choosing the quantity of items they wish to produce. The factory then creates and deposits the good/s into the ship's cargo almost instantaneously. As developers have stated, they do not wish the act of item production to take more than a few seconds once the player has arrived at the factory. [citation needed] In relation to production, it has been confirmed that production will not include any form of blueprint system found in other games, where players can create their own items through obtaining item designs. This will mean that each pilot will have an equal opportunity to establish themselves as a prominent market figure, rather than other players refusing those who weren't lucky enough to stumble on equipment designs the chance to enter the profession. Those familiar with Jumpgate Classic should also be aware that the original game's form of public market floors is something that has been declared removed from the Jumpgate Evolution build early on in 2008, so production and trading will be much more focused around player interaction.
- Production is a three part mini-series by Larnuu. It focused on two Matoran trying to create a video for Custom BIONICLE. It was created under the CBW Presents umbrella.
- Production is the act of creating new units, buildings, or defenses. Production is performed through the production bar on the right side of the screen. When in low power mode, production speed is reduced.
- The sum of your Industry and Research. If you set your spending slider at 100%, you are maximizing your use of production. Unfortunately, you are not able to use both 100% of your factories and labs; you can only use a fraction of each.
- Production of the series encompasses many elements including the crew, cast, music, locations, and epigraphs.
- These facilities speed up manufacturing other buildings and/or ships & defence.
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