Sentence examples for export output from inspiring English sources
EasyGrapher can expedite validation of DSSAT output, which normally requires considerable time and effort to export output data into external statistical packages.
If all of the projects were built, as much as 150 million tons of coal per year could be exported from the Northwest, nearly 50 percent more than the nation's entire coal export output last year.
The growth of the German economy stimulated Romanian exports, and temporary German government policies such as the buy-back programme for cars led to a sharp increase in Romanian automotive industry export output.
Yitzhak Rabin, Israels first native-born prime minister and the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, said of the project: With 20 more industrial parks like these, it would be possible to double the industrial export output of Israel.
The industry has faced greater difficulties since 2010 due to climate changes, flooded areas and "coffee rust," a fungus attacking the weak Arabica variety, which diminished its export output to a three-decade low.
But, buoyed by exports, output has yet to shrink for a single quarter.
Short-run dynamics show a bi-directional feedback relationship between energy consumption and exports, output and exports and output and imports.
Temporarily buoyed by fiscal stimulus and strong exports, output grew at a solid 2.8% annualised rate between April and June.
A lot of this exported output is technologies and systems that wind up on foreign planes.
The agreement would help increase Canada's manufacturing and exporting output.
They find that an increase in the share of exported output of 10% points increases the wage of a blue-collar employee (respectively, white-collar) by 0.3% (resp., 0.15%).
