Sentence examples for modern commodities from inspiring English sources

Donchian was called the "father of modern commodities trading methods" and was the first to manage a commodities fund that was available to the general public.

However, research on device fabrication technologies for curved surfaces is not as active even though many modern commodities consist of smoothly curved plastics such as poly ethylene terephthalate) bottles, blister packs, medical tubes, and connectors.

That's because Norway, once one of Europe's poorest countries, was changed beyond recognition by the arrival of that most precious and deadly of modern commodities: oil.

Today in Tanzania, young girls and women engage in transactional sex and see it as a "normal" part of sexual relationships, motivated by a desire to acquire modern commodities [ 19- 22].

A modern commodity corn farmer would have laughed at it from the air-conditioned cab of his $350,000 combine, and even a backyard gardener growing sweet corn would have found it puzzling.

In Bale's projection from youth team colt at Southampton to football's most valuable modern commodity lies the story of the sport's modern commercial development, which almost exactly spans his 24 years.

Most modern commodity chemicals are synthesized from fossil resources.

Additionally, modern commodity graphic cards, which offer massive parallel computing performances, allow to handle the whole signal processing chain without interfering with the PC's CPU.

The balance of trade is pQ_{1} = M,quad p = frac{{p_{1} }}{{p_{2} }}, (10 where p is the terms of trade, expressed in terms of modern sector commodities as the numeraire.

1956-70: If there is a Leftist ideology to be found in Pop Art, it is in the prolonged look it provides at our own indulgence in the orgy of the modern fetish commodity.

Sustainability does not depend only on sustainable fuels but also on sustainability of other commodities for modern societies.