Sentence examples for associated trades from inspiring English sources

This led to tremendous growth in the ship repair industry and associated trades in between the two World Wars.

The Service Employees International Union (SEIU) and the Teamsters, who cover freight-shippers and associated trades, think they have a better way to rebuild the union movement, which has seen membership fall to 12.5% of the total workforce in 2004 from over 30% in the 1950s (see chart below).

We show that the component selection design problem and associated trade-space analysis can be cast as a sequence inference analyses on RDF graphs.

Here, we describe the design space for acoustic focusing with direct ink writing and explore the associated trade-offs, for inks composed of epoxy resin, silica, acetone, and glass microspheres.

We need strong action and common-sense policies to stop shark finning and associated trade around the world.

Economic authority would have rested on the control of cotton and edible plants and associated trade relationships, with power centered on the inland sites.

Much remains to be learned, however, about these and other functional specializations of their axial organs and the associated trade-offs.

The NIOSH pesticide reference database (Ruder AM, unpublished data), expanded from the pesticide lists sent to participants before the interviews, was used to associate trade name responses with the appropriate generic name(s).

It is also necessary to identify if there are any commissions and transaction costs associated with trades made through SDBA accounts.

By the 1960s, Dubai's economy was based mainly on revenue from trade, whether trade was associated with sea trade and old historical desert trade elements.

The result suggests that trade facilitation measures are negatively associated with trade cost.