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Industrial production
* Some industrial production relies on decay.
* is by gas-phase catalytic oxidation of propylene
  - concerned with cement, synthetic rubber, leather, textiles and ceramics
  - very varied in relation to the size of the country
* major contributor to air pollution problems.
* relies on applications.
* shows how much factories, mines and utilities are producing.

Knowledge production
* complex and time consuming process.
* involves stocks and flows of knowledge.
* process of structuring, presenting, and reflecting knowledge elements.

Mass production
* can lead to a reduction in raw silk yield.
* is production
  - the ruin of the grande cuisine
* leads to mass consumption.
* makes computers less expensive.
* means large concentrations of lasting poisons accumulate
  - the compounding of experimentation and experience into one standard design
* produces large volumes of a standard product or service for a mass market.
* requires scale economies, and scale economies require standardisation.

Meat production
* requires a chick that has been bred for fast growth and good feed use
  - higher level of productivity per unit land area
  - ten times as much land per calorie as grain or beans
* takes abundance, then reduces it to scarcity.

Military production
* form of economic production.
* is the greatest polluter of the environment.

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Milk production
* Some milk production depends on honeybee pollination
* begins with the cow.
* depends upon special glands in the breasts, which are sufficient in all women.
* is also an important source of income
  - directly proportional to the quality of forage the cows are consuming
  - lower in women who smoke, and weaning is usually earlier
  - maintained primarily by the release of progesterone
  - one of the most nutritionally demanding stages of a bitch's life
* is stimulated by rhythmic kneading of a kitten's front paws
  - the baby's suckling
* seasonal affair, particularly in Australia.
* varies between mares and various breeds.
* very important activity in many countries especially for derivatives products.

Mushroom production
* is also a major income source in some parts of Europe, North America and Asia
  - encouraged by heavy watering, temperature reduction and light
  - light dependent
* occurs indoors and is largely insulated from outside weather conditions.

Opium production
* increases along the highlands of Southeast Asia.
* painstaking, rigorous procedure that is illegal in many parts of the world.
* takes place mainly in the hilly country near Burma's border with China.

Organic production
* are mainly fruit and vegetables and processed foodstuffs thereof.
* emphasizes nonuse of chemical fertilizers and pesticides.
* is one way to minimize further food-related health risks
  - the fastest growing segment of fresh produce
* represents the largest growth segment nationwide in agriculture today.

Overrun
* affects the taste, color and mouthfeel of a given product.
* refers to the amount of air that's stirred into the ice cream as it freezes.

Oxygen production
* More oxygen production occurs near the bottom because there are more plants there
  - surface because there is more light there
* is another measure that can be used to indicate that photosynthesis is occurring
  - one important function of biodiversity

Paper production
* is also a major industry along with wool,lamb,potatoes,apples and dairy products
  - fueled by the state's plantation timber
  - the County's largest manufacturing sector
* represents seven percent of the Spanish chemical industry.

Pecan production
* is the most geographically dispersed of commercial tree nuts.
* major industry in the southeastern United States.

Petroleum production
* key contributor to Australia's economy and trade.
* starts in Middle East.