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In general: process of physically preparing advertising in its completed form. Production entails the specification of typography, procuring paper for print jobs, securing printing, type, and engraving estimates from suppliers, and ordering printing plates and engravings. In addition, production involves checking a publication's mechanical requirements and closing dates and communicating this information to the agency to assure that scheduling deadlines are met and a quality advertisement is produced.

Broadcast:

1. Preparation of television or radio program, motion picture, or play for its showing. Production involves determining the show's format, staffing, supervising script editing and rehearsing, coordinating camera men, securing a proper studio, and assuring that the entire program runs smoothly. See also producer.

2. Dramatic entertainment that has been created and produced for an audience. For example, students may attend a production of a famous classic.

Manufacturing: process of physically creating an offering for a target market. For example, the production of widgets may be produced for target market XYZ.

noun

1. Something produced by human effort: product. See make/unmake.
2. The amount or quantity produced: output, yield. See big/small/amount.
3. Something that is the result of creative effort: composition, opus, piece, work. See make/unmake.

Definition: creating of goods, result
Antonyms: destruction, ruin

In ecology, the increase of body mass as food is converted into new living material.

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Quotes:

"The myth of unlimited production brings war in its train as inevitably as clouds announce a storm." - Albert Camus

"The society based on production is only productive, not creative." - Albert Camus

"Constant revolutionizing of production distinguish the bourgeois epoch from all earlier ones. All fixed, fast-frozen relations, with their train of ancient and venerable prejudices are swept away, all new-formed ones become antiquated before they can ossify. All that is solid melts into air, all that is holy is profaned, and man is at last compelled to face with sober senses, his real conditions of life, and his relations with his kind." - Karl Marx

1. the act of producing.
2. the total of things produced.

• animal p. — see animal production.
• p. diseases — diseases caused by systems of management, especially feeding and the breeding of high-producing strains of animals and birds, in which production exceeds dietary and thermal input. Includes the group of diseases known in veterinary literature as ‘metabolic diseases’. They differ from nutritional deficiencies in which it is the nutritional supply which falls short of normal production.
• p. efficiency — the efficiency of conversion of feedstuffs to animal product. The basis of the cost-efficiency of any animal production undertaking.
• p. function — the relationship between the input of a single variable and the output of the product.
• p. indices — specific indices such as live pigs produced per sow per year, intercalving interval, rate of gain of body weight per day in beef cattle, used as benchmarks of productivity.
• p. ketosis — ketosis (acetonemia) as a production disease, one which is produced by animal management; failure of the dietary input to satisfy the demands of the energy output in milk.
• p. losses — product which is produced but not harvested or sold, e.g. mastitic milk from cows with mastitis.
• p. medicine — see production diseases (above).
• p. program — a schedule of activities relating to feeding, breeding and health maintenance aimed at maximizing the profitability of an animal enterprise. Includes the establishment of targets of production in the areas of specific indices of productivity and the monitoring of production. The programs may be computerized so that the entry of data is simplified and analysis of the data automatic and regularly periodic. The establishment of programs and their maintenance by way of modification of practices and strategies to match changes of production efficiency require the participation of species specialists. See also management factors.

The amount of work that can be accomplished in a specific length of time.

• Economics and Economic Theory - production: process of creating or making goods and services
• Stagecraft, Production, and Dramatic Structure - production: all elements involved in one particular staging of a play
• Movie People and Show Business - production: creation and shooting of film from script

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Production may be:

In Economics:

• Production (economics)
• Outline of industrial organization, the act of making products (goods and services)
• Production, the act of manufacturing goods
• Production as statistic, gross domestic product
• A Production line

In Ecology:

• Primary production, the production of new biomass by autotrophs in ecosystems
• Productivity (ecology), the wider concept of biomass production in ecosystems

In Entertainment:

• Production, phase of filmmaking
• Production, phase of video games development
• Production, category of illusory magic trick
• Production, film distributor of a company
• Production, theatrical performance
• Production, video production

In Abstract systems:

• Production (computer science), formal-grammar concept
• Production system, programming method

See also

• Consumption (economics)
• Producer (disambiguation)
• Music production

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Dansk (Danish)
n. - produktion, værk, iscenesættelse

idioms:

• on production of    ved produktion af
• production line    samlebånd

Nederlands (Dutch)
productie, opvoering, regie, fabricage

Français (French)
n. - (Agric, Ind) production, fabrication, (Biol, Sci) production, présentation (de), production (d'un film, d'un disque), (Théât) mise en scène

idioms:

• on production of    sur production de
• production line    chaîne de production

Deutsch (German)
n. - Herstellung, Produktion, Erzeugung, Vorzeigen, Inszenierung, Werk

idioms:

• on production of    gegen Vorlage
• production line    Fertigungsstraße

Ελληνική (Greek)
n. - παραγωγή, κατασκευή, επίδειξη, παρουσίαση, εμφάνιση, ανέβασμα θεάματος

idioms:

• on production of    με την παρουσίαση
• production line    γραμμή παραγωγής

Italiano (Italian)
produzione, rappresentazione, spettacolo

idioms:

• on production of    su produzione di
• production line    linea di produzione

Português (Portuguese)
n. - produção (f)

idioms:

• on production of    estar produzindo
• production line    linha de produção

Русский (Russian)
производство, производительность, генерирование, постановка

idioms:

• on production of    по предъявлении
• production line    производственная линия, серийный выпуск

Español (Spanish)
n. - producción, fabricación, presentación, obra, dirección, realización

idioms:

• on production of    al presentar (documentos), previa presentación (de la documentación)
• production line    cadena de montaje o de fabricación, línea de producción

Svenska (Swedish)
n. - framställning, tillverkning, produkt, framläggande, inspelning, uppförande

中文（简体）(Chinese (Simplified))
生产, 摄制, 制作, 演出

idioms:

• on production of    出示, 提供, 拿出
• production line    生产装配线

中文（繁體）(Chinese (Traditional))
n. - 生產, 攝製, 製作, 演出

idioms:

• on production of    出示, 提供, 拿出
• production line    生產裝配線

한국어 (Korean)
n. - 생산, 산출, 제작

日本語 (Japanese)
n. - 生産, 製造, 製作, 製品, 作品, 生産高, 延長, 延長線, 提供, 演出

idioms:

• on production of    ～を産する
• production line    工程線

العربيه (Arabic)
‏(الاسم) إنتاج‏

עברית (Hebrew)
n. - ‮ייצור, יצירה, תפוקה, הפקה, הצגה, שליפה‬

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