Sentence examples for international output from inspiring English sources
TalkSport said that the production of the international output will be handled by expanding its studio output at its operation in London.
He cast further doubt on the NHK's commitment to editorial independence when he said it was "only natural" for the broadcaster to side with the government's position on contentious issues in its international output.
An admirer of much of the BBC's news and international output - just don't ask him what's going on in EastEnders - Patten has said the corporation should do more to cut executive pay and apologise faster when it gets things wrong.
The BBC aside, before too long (and we are already so close) we shall all just cherry-pick from the available international output to create our own personal "channels".
In this scenario, a comparison of the world output in science in the framework of thematic specialization highlights the relative achievements of regions and countries with regard to international output.
The awareness of their value can not only drive the discovery of new attractive opportunities for investment, but also lead to the creation of jobs, greater national and international scientific output, and a larger sharing of scientific knowledge.
This study exploits a four region-country input-output system consisting of major Asian economies and the US, which builds upon the Asian International Input-Output Tables (AIO) for 1995, 2000, and 2005 constructed by the Institute of Developing Economies.
The first version of this study was presented at the 24th International Input-Output Conference, held in Seoul, Korea, from 4th to 8th July 2016.
The evolution of trade between the four regions in the West Pacific in both gross and value added terms is analyzed using international input-output tables.
The regional comparison of the APL index appears in the analysis using the international input-output model (Dietzenbacher and Romero (2007)).
The use of a relatively small number of international high-output or commercial breeds largely explains the increase in livestock productivity over the past decades.
