Sentence examples for quantitatively trading from inspiring English sources
To the best of our knowledge this is the first multi-objective optimization model aimed at quantitatively trading off the cost of local/onsite GW spatially distributed reuse treatments, and the total amount of WW flow discharged into the municipal sewer system under unsteady flow conditions.
While this is not far from the whole story, it does emphasize that, quantitatively, trade can be an important component of Argentina's missing prosperity, a theme of several of the articles in this special collection.
The goal of our model-based approach for managing quality attributes is to quantitatively evaluate and trade-off multiple quality attributes to achieve a better overall system configuration.
Trading begets more trading.
The implementation is used to measure the delay and memory overheads, but more importantly, quantitatively highlight the trade-offs involved in run-time abstraction versatility.
It just happens that for much of the country's history trade between domestic markets has been qualitatively and quantitatively more important than trade between domestic and foreign markets.An interesting new NBER working paper by Natalia Ramondo, Andes Rodriguez-Clare and Milagro Saborio-Rodriguez helps put a little meat on the bones of this worldview.
This paper provides a new perspective in analyzing the global pattern of international fossil fuel trade by quantitatively analyze the evolution of the communities.
Sanders voted No on the South Korea Free Trade Agreement, quantitatively the biggest agreement since NAFTA.
The identification or development of measures relevant to the health sector at levels lower than 'WTO membership status' should be given a high priority in attempts to assess the effects of trade agreements quantitatively.
