Sentence examples for spheres of commerce from inspiring English sources

The Syrian program will apply to the spheres of commerce, economy and science, the statement said.

These same trends were replicated in other spheres of commerce such as insurance and wholesale trade in imported goods.

In the late eighteenth century proposals, similar to those of the seventeenth century for a universal measure, were made for a common international system of measure in the spheres of commerce and technology; when the French Revolutionaries implemented such a system, they drew on many of the seventeenth-century proposals.

ROPE AS ARCHITECTURE Madison Square Park has been home to sculptures of naked men and of the head of a 9-year-old girl; spheres of LED lights; and ghostlike images projected on the trees.

Now, in his next documentary film, he will take on the life of a famous saxophonist, albeit one who is better known for his work in other spheres of American life.

Fig. 2 a Dependence of FWHM (squares) and peak intensity (spheres) of POFP films (135 nm) at various pump intensities.

In other words, our calculations with spheres of CO and CO2 ice show that grain growth leads to the appearance of a large component displaced to larger wavelengths.

To appreciate the appeal of this second strategy, imagine that two criminals want to enter my house and help themselves to my copy of Michael Wazler's Spheres of Justice.

The spheres of Coalition building and Advocacy are linked as one usually requires the other.

They consist of spheres of PG lacking other intact cell wall components and intracellular material (Bosma et al. 2006; van Roosmalen et al. 2006).

Our results indicate that, just as in embryos, basal membrane/β1-integrin signaling provides polarization cues for the coordinated orientation of the apical-basal axis of these spheres of ES cells.