Sentence examples for intensive trade from inspiring English sources

Beginning in the late 15th century, improvements in navigation and naval architecture enabled the Portuguese and the Spanish to begin a period of intensive trade with East Asia.

The results, combined with the team's earlier findings, show that "either a lot of people moved north or there was intensive trade bringing this cacao up" from Mesoamerica to the American Southwest, Dorothy Washburn says.

We also know little about what proportion of Islamic paper constitutes manuscripts in Islamic library collections, especially since intensive trade led to significant imports of European paper into Islamic countries from the 17th century on [2, 4, 6, 8].

In recent years, increasing competition in shallow seas, which have low berth depth and intensive trade, has caused terminal managers to investigate how the strategic decisions affect the future development of terminal operations.

An intensive trade network gave the inhabitants great prosperity.

Intensive trade and transportation of poultry from the two provinces may largely facilitate the expansion of H9N2's geographic distribution.

Finally, in order to discard spurious signals and excessively intensive trading strategies, we filter the trading signals using a trading threshold of (left{ {5,% } right} ).

Different breeding regime led to intensive trading of breeds between Europe and Asia, especially at the onset of the industrial revolution when Europeans massively imported Asian breeds [ 24, 25].

It is the most emission-intensive trade sector.

The pig predominates the zooarchaeological assemblage of the second Iron Age settlement of Levroux Les Arènes, in a context characterised by intensive craft and trade activities.

In this transition, Australia stands to attract a major portion of the $2.3tn annual trade value from emissions-intensive trade-exposed industries, like cement, steel, and aluminium.