The pig movement and trade networks were localized and based on close social networks involving family ties, friendships and relationships with neighbours.
Much of the trade is by small craft and is localized along the western coast.
B8 Nightmares and Memorials A STUBBORN REMINDER -- The enduring smell that emanates from the tangled wreckage of the World Trade Center is more localized now, but still there, a stubborn reminder of what happened.
Still, the Mortgage Bankers Association, a trade group, does not believe localized mortgage legislation is the answer.
She explains that curbing global warming means upending free trade, switching instead to more localized, lower carbon, economies.
Importantly, this permits the new clonal lineage to be an active participant in localized tissue ecologies, enabling cellular reciprocation and the trading of resources within the ecology which might ultimately proceed beyond the typical control mechanisms [62].
"Just How Far Can Trading of Emissions Be Extended?" (Business Day, May 31) says the Clear Skies proposal to reduce emissions from power plants "would eliminate some safeguards against local hot spots" and thus cause localized areas of unhealthy air.
It doesn't really affect the price deck as much for natural gas because natural gas is more of a regional or localized commodity, whereas oil is a more globally produced and traded commodity.
The main features of CORA are localized recovery process, deterministic (as opposed to probabilistic) peer-to-peer recovery, and ability to trade off recovery with latency.
Because fabrication induced work-hardening and crack formation is localized to the hinge region, the pre-annealing temperature prior to fabrication provides a trade-off between the resultant compressive modulus and inelastic buckling strength of the PCM.
