Sentence examples for export dynamics from inspiring English sources

For this purpose we adopt a theoretically based gravity model applied to the export dynamics of five aggregated manufacturing sectors classified by their technological or environmental content.

The product quality ladder also governs firms' export dynamics, both in general and in response to the exogenous removal of MFA quotas on textiles and apparel.

This study investigates the hydrological response to storms and chloride, nitrate and dissolved organic carbon (DOC) export dynamics during one spring storm and two summer storms in an agricultural catchment (watershed A) and a mixed agricultural/urban catchment (watershed M).

A time-weighted rainfall function (TWR) was generated from daily rainfall data to integrate the effects of antecedent rainfall on shallow groundwater levels in a way that was relevant to acid export dynamics.

Owing to the importance of solute export dynamics in streams during storms in annual solute budgets, we argue that more studies investigating the impact of seasonality and differences in land uses on watersheds' hydrological and biogeochemical responses to storms should be conducted in a variety of geomorphic settings.

This situation probably arises from the rapid import:export dynamics expected for an organelle that stores and delivers metal ions to the cytosol as needed.

There are environmental problems to be solved also, which need to address seriously the import-export dynamics of TDS and individual ion species into any quasi-closed system.

If this quality gap positively affects the productivity of ordinary exports in dynamics, the higher productivity of processing firms transfers to other firms in the sector.

If only a few firms account for most of the exports, they are likely to play an important role in shaping the countries' export specialization and dynamics.

We're exporting the business dynamics".

He is currently working on projects that explore innovation, productivity, exporting and industry dynamics, with a special focus on East Asian emerging economies such as China, Taiwan, and Korea.