Sentence examples for import flow from inspiring English sources

If any of the intra-prefectural export or import flow are calculated to be larger than the actual amount (i.e., (e_{INTRA}^{nr} > e_{REG}^{nr}) or (m_{INTRA}^{nr} > e_{REG}^{nr})), a simple product model (without distance) will be used instead: e_{REG}^{nr} times m_{REG}^{ns}.

If any intra-prefectural export or import flow remains larger than the actual flow even when the model of 3) is used, starting from the values of 3), the weights are iteratively calculated under the constraints of zero diagonal elements to obtain the actual export and import shares of the regions.4 In this study, "information and communications" corresponds to this situation.  .

The distribution model for the analysis of import flows is constrained to the destination.

The proposed system of models allows to simulate the average flow of goods (Q) and vehicles (VC) by road using generation (for export flows), attraction (for import flows), distribution and vehicle loading models.

Statistical analyses of this kind are quite complex, however they stress the need of subtracting part of import flows from other countries – mainly Asian ones – when considering the overall export values of China.

From the analysis of import it emerged that the per capita income is relevant for perishable and consumption goods, at same way of the gross domestic product for industrial goods both for import and export, even if the influence on export is about double respect the import flows.

It allows to look at the current international trade under a new perspective and move on from analysing export and import flows of products and services to a more holistic research of GVCs at the core of international goods and services flows.

With steady import flows from Malawi and Zambia the real price has been declining since, meaning that the nominal maize prices increased but at a slower rate than the general inflation.

To the extent that in answer to the first question the consultants find that the AoA has had a limited impact on policy implementation in developing countries to date, it follows that the impact on import flows will also be limited.

Turning Hodeidah into a conflict zone would restrict access to the port through which a massive 70% of Yemen's imports flow.

The benefits of letting Aldi's compete freely with Wal-Mart -- and letting imports flow unrestricted -- are just too great, and any remedy we could impose would be worse than the "problem".