Sentence examples for export of both from inspiring English sources

Programmatic method also offers a significant advantage to designers seeking to optimise or conduct finite element simulations on lattice structures allowing a batch export of both STL parts and a geometrically equivalent FE beam models.

By all means seek to win concessions in return for diplomatic recognition, but do not imagine that all the benefits of having the Taliban accepted in world counsels lie with them: it is very much in the interests of all sorts of outsiders to see the rulers of Afghanistan crack down on the export of both drugs and terror.

The government's intervention in the economy was excessive, and the role of government was important for promoting domestic manufacturing, but although the importance of manufacturing increased, international insertion was based on the export of both manufacturing and agricultural products in the 1960s and 1970s.

I believe that cultural diplomacy can encompass many things, including the export of both our artistic and managerial talents.

The territory ― which Save the Elephants, a nonprofit group, believes has more ivory items for sale than anywhere else in the world ― is weighing a bill that would ban the import and export of both worked and raw ivory by 2021 and would ban the possession and sale of any ivory obtained before 1990.

The XPO1 clade is involved in both import and export of both RNA and proteins.

The next two groups illustrate the importance and role for future trade of processing activities in enhancing the flexibility of export supply both in taking advantage of the upcoming export opportunities and in avoiding contracting markets and activities.

Indonesia has already imposed similar duties on exports of palm oil and cocoa beans, reducing exports of both and driving investment in domestic processing over the past year to produce higher-value products like margarine and chocolate.

The report said exports of both crops would be substantially lower than last year, which could have a devastating effect on countries like China and Mexico, which depend heavily on American exports.

Currently exports of both beef and lamb are banned from the UK to the US, following an epidemic of BSE (mad cow disease) in British cattle in the 1980s.

Corrientes province and the Pampa region near Río de la Plata in Argentina and the prairies of Uruguay long have supported ranches raising high-quality cattle and sheep; livestock products still dominate the exports of both countries.