He said: "We're doing this in order to create a model which will be exportable and replicable by people anywhere.
Under this scheme, any acceleration of the economy led to fewer exports (more exportable goods were demanded internally) and more imports of inputs and capital goods.
The new British view of history was suddenly exportable and seized on by numerous French painters enraptured by the pictorial possibilities of such subjects as the princes in the Tower, Cromwell at Windsor Castle and the execution of Lady Jane Grey.
Those with exportable skills are lured by countries that pay better and offer more attractive career prospects, work conditions or lifestyle.
The resource curse damages the economies of countries blessed with great exportable natural wealth, increasing volatility by an overreliance on global commodity prices, starving other sectors, distorting exchange rates, and driving painful cycles of boom and bust.
Relying on pre-existing collections, publically accessible datasets and tools, this working framework is exportable to other regions plagued by incomplete conservation data.
The data is exportable and can be backed up by Dropbox.
The maximum exportable of steam (no power export) is around 0.65 t/t of cane.
Suharto, together with his relatives and allies in the military and in big business, pulled off this tricky double maneuver for more than three decades, helped by the country's wealth of exportable natural resources (tin, timber, oil, coal, rubber, and bauxite).
Measuring the web is further complicated by the explosive growth this year of widgets: exportable modules of content and programming that are easy to add to a blog or MySpace page - YouTube videos, for example.
