Sentence examples for gsp system from inspiring English sources

The position-based routing protocol [10] is suitable for vehicular communication, since the GSP system is always one of the basic equipments inside vehicles.

The effect of the USA GSP system on the Thai export.

The outer membrane secretion unit of the T2SS in the Collimonas genomes resembles the Gsp system which contains one gene cluster gspD- N, responsible for secretion of protease, lipase, and phospholipase C in Burkholderia [ 12] (Additional file 1: Figure S3A; Additional file 2: Table S2).

One type II secretion system of Geobacteraceae, the Gsp system, is absent from P. carbinolicus, but the other, the Pul system that is required for secretion of OmpB, a laccase family multicopper oxidase with a role in the reduction of insoluble Fe(III) and Mn(IV) oxides [ 77], is entirely duplicated, including pseudopilins PulG, OxpG and TklG.

Through the EU, we offer favourable trade access to dozens of countries, split into three groups: "Everything but arms" for the poorest, and GSP (generalised system of preferences) and GSP+ schemes for lower-middle income countries.

The GSP resembles the system network in these respects: it too describes the structure of a specific register family.

In fact, last week we passed a bipartisan measure to extend the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP).

In a letter, Trump said India would no longer receive benefits under the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP), which was set up to promote trade from developing countries.

One test will be the EU's revision of trade concessions for developing countries known as the generalised system of preferences (GSP).

This approach goes back to the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP), introduced in 1971 through a waiver and then granted legal status in 1979 with an enabling clause at the GATT.

In March, EU leaders said they were committed to a multilateral agenda for trade and development: promoting market access for developing countries through the EU's generalised system of preferences (GSP) and economic partnership agreements (EPAs); sustainable development through liberalisation of green goods and services; and more targeted aid for trade.