Sentence examples for continuous trade from inspiring English sources

Check with tourist authorities on visitor numbers and business groups about continuous trade from colleges or firms nearby.

This literary evidence has historical support, since the Greeks maintained continuous trade and military operations in Egypt from the 7th century bc onward.

For anyone trading around the world, Manila was a link between Asia and the American continents; the stopping point for the first substantial and continuous trade across the Pacific Ocean.

In effect, these can collectively have significant positive results on continuous trade growth.

Dynamic simulations for different dissolved oxygen set points illustrate the complex interactions in this plant, and the necessity for a continuous trade off between supplying sufficient oxygen to promote nitrification on the one hand, and the need for low dissolved oxygen concentrations on the other hand to allow sufficient development of phosphorus accumulating organisms.

Currently, markets are continuous: trades are executed as soon as technology allows.

Advocates of active E.T.F.'s also highlight the greater liquidity afforded by continuous trading, as well as heightened transparency.

We failed to roll into continuous trading with our new BATS ticker immediately following the opening auction.

After their initial sale, they would be listed for continuous trading on the exchange and their owners would have the option of exchanging them for shares of the underlying stocks.

On the other hand, in this paper, we use a unified strategy based on predictive coding and noise shaping that allows an almost continuous trade-off between rate and distortions of the descriptions.

There exists a continuous trade-off between modelling complex interactions with the required level of detail and keeping the model or framework simple and comprehensible for the recipients of the results and for the modellers themselves.