Sentence examples for export of feeds from inspiring English sources

– Free – Web-Based – (relatively) easy import of feeds – export of feeds – Feed Reading and Discovery – Search Taggingng – Sharing – expand/collapse feeds – COOL COOL COOL – Rojolicious (combining Rojo Tags with Delicious Tags).

Signup was easy (with standard email confirmation), and I was able to import all of my feeds from bloglines (although this process could easily be simplified – I would much rather just tell them "bloglines" and my username, which some other web-based RSS readers do. Export of feeds via OPML is also offered.

– add feeds of your favorite websites (cut and paste, or add a button to your browser toolbar to auto-add any site you are on that has a feed) – easy import and export of feeds via opml file – create folders to organize content – see the number of total subscribers for any feed, and see usernames of public subscribers – add in feeds from any other subscriber (if you like their content).

Approximately 60percentt of the food grown on acquired lands is intended for export instead of feeding local communities, according to Oxfam America.

And finally, Feedster will be adding "Import into Excel for Analysis" and an OPML export of the feeds.

– choice of layouts – useful keyboard shortcuts – OPML import support (export support later) – Tagging (both of feeds and posts) – Works only with Firefox, by design (a plus in TechCrunch’s view).

The site is more than a list of feeds that can be re-exported.

The increasing volume of exports has to be met with an increase in the fish production, quantity and quality of feeds (De Silva and Phuong 2011).

If Africa were to grow and raise genetically modified crops and animals on a large scale, their higher yield might allow the continent to raise the volume of its agricultural exports and feed more of its own people at the same time.

At the same time, the issue of potential "opportunistic exporting" of animal feed by the UK onto the international market, in response to the bans imposed domestically on such feed, has been raised.

Many of these forms of nitrogen move readily through the atmosphere, ground and surface water, and additionally through the export of food, livestock feed, and fertilizer (Galloway et al. 2008).