Sentence examples for existing commodities from inspiring English sources

An acquisition by another exchange could offer other cost savings, for example, through reductions in the exchange's trading and back-office I.T. systems, as well as through a combination with another exchange's existing commodities divisions.

A memorable essay in the pathbreaking subculture-studies book "Resistance Through Rituals" summarized the process as a bricolage transformation and rearrangement of existing commodities "into a pattern which carries new meaning".

The role of government consists of opening access to new markets for agricultural products, providing research for the development of better crops and new uses for existing commodities, and providing a safety net for the family farm structure.

Two implementations of U-Net/MM are described, demonstrating that existing commodity hardware and commercial operating systems can efficiently support the architecture.

Our approach analyses various issues arising from the connection of processors with FPGA-based microarchitecture to an existing commodity microprocessor via a standard bus.

In this paper, we present the design and implementation of a novel and practical occupancy sensing system, WinOSS, which is able to provide fine-grained occupancy information thoroughly by leveraging existing commodity WiFi infrastructure along with the WiFi-enabled mobile devices carried by occupants.

Box is now defining itself as a middleware company, a translation layer between the existing commodity cloud storage companies and application developers.

The reason we did it was because a lot of existing commodity funds had management fees that we felt were very high.

In addition, CDC established the distribution of essential cholera supplies to PEPFAR partners through an existing HIV commodities supply chain management system.

Since low-cost players turn incumbents' basic products or services into commodities, existing companies may be able to succeed by selling solutions.

The paper argues that with the involvement of the ISSS, the existing discipline-based, commodity oriented, linear and instrumentalist problem solving approach in the soil sciences can be reformed to a learning and partnership based innovation systems approach, enabling professional excellence, field level technology utilization, along with substantial policy and donor support.