Sentence examples for indigenous production from inspiring English sources

For steel, aluminum, textiles, and food, we correct for international trade by using country-based emissions intensities for indigenous production consumed within the country and an average global emissions intensity for imported products, before reallocating these materials to final service demand in SI Table S20.

Imported coal had long supplemented indigenous production.

Indigenous production of nonagricultural commodities from cotton to iron suffered from the competition of cheap, mass-produced imports.

This carnage can be traced back to the Seventies, after the US set out, successfully, to destroy indigenous production of 'Mexican Mud' heroin, poppies for which were ideally suited to the Pacific state of Sinaloa.

Today, collaborative efforts between Indigenous communities, ethnoecologists, and others are underway to recognize and restore some of these critically important Indigenous production systems and associated practices as a means of ethnoecological restoration, habitat enhancement, and food system revitalization.

Following on from current energy trends in Europe, this section portrays the changing landscape of energy supply in the EU by examining current import dependencies and assesses options for both indigenous production and imported hydrocarbons to meet future energy needs.

Some companies have engaged in indigenous productions for national needs, among them Mitsubishi, Kawasaki, and Fuji in Japan, Taiwan's Aero Industry Development Center, and India's Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd.

It's an unhappy formula that misses what is so fascinating about purely indigenous productions – namely their effortless sense of authenticity.

That's fine for intellectuals, said Maung Maung Thein, a poet and English teacher, but Myanmar still needs better indigenous productions, not silly comedies and action pictures.

But the emphasis remains on the recognition of Gaitonde's embrace of the Western Modernist paradigm, when, truly, Gaitonde's paradigm for abstraction -- and for that matter the indigenous productions of countless artists like him around the world -- is much more than modernist or Western in the sources it springs from.

However, to achieve greater efficiency, it could be possible to take advantage of economic specialization, and workshops could include several families; as in previous cases, indigenous craft production has higher levels of self-employment than non-indigenous production does.