output
Refers to a large quantity of production.
Refers to a large quantity of production.
Refers to a small quantity of production.
The complete amount of production.
The information produced by a computer or process.
Refers to an extremely large quantity of production.
Indicates an increased or comparatively larger amount of production.
Indicates that the amount of production has grown.
The total production considered as a whole.
The total production in a year.
The total production from industry.
The total production from the manufacturing sector.
Describes a consistent and regular rate of production.
The typical or mean amount of production over a period.
The total production in a month.
The highest possible or achieved level of production.
The level of production at the present time.
The total production from farming.
The total production of a group or economy.
The total value of all goods and services produced, before deductions.
The amount of production remaining after deductions (e.g., for materials used).
The total production of a country.
The total production of all countries combined.
The body of original work produced by a person or group.
The body of work produced by an artist.
The body of written works produced by an author.
Producing a large quantity of work, especially creative work.
An impressively large amount of production, often used for creative work.
Refers to the amount or quantity of production.
An increase in the amount of production.
A reduction in the amount of production.
An increase in the amount of production.
An increase in the amount of production.
A reduction in the amount of production.
Used to specify what is being produced, e.g., 'output of new ideas'.
To create or generate a product, result, or information.
To make the amount of production larger.
To make the amount of production smaller.
To increase the amount or range of production.
To increase production to twice the original amount.
The amount of production becomes larger.
The amount of production goes up.
The amount of production becomes smaller.
The amount of production goes down.