Sentence examples for trade module from inspiring English sources

The TRANS-TOOLS freight model, consists of a sequential trade module, modal split module and a logistics module and is capable of forecasting transport demand for all EU27 Member States, up to 2030.

The food trade module (9) and the public sector (10) and private sector (11) modules will involve desk-based analyses of documents and/or interviews and/or workshops.

This edition of the Moog synthesizer was built with pop and rock composition in mind, trading out modules connected via patch cords for a more basic layout with simpler controls, and donning a big fat sound achieved through three oscillators, a trait which keeps the machine in demand today.

Instead, existing Tesla drivers will likely learn exactly how the system works, which will probably involve adding battery swap stations to existing Tesla charger locations, allowing car owners to essentially trade their expended battery pack module for a fresh one on the spot.

Students are officially registered as apprentices with the provincial trades department, which also provides the full curriculum to institutes, including the learning modules for the trade.

However, doing so increases the parasitic load as well as the volume of the battery module whence a trade-off should be taken into account between these parameters.

Perhaps most compelling is the company's trade-in program, which lets users swap the connected Android Wear module for something more traditional like the company's Tourbillon Heuer 02-T.

The structure of the system was designed which includes appraisal model, trade case, GIS database and query analysis module.

Overall, despite some kind of sparsity-redundancy trade-off that is inherent to the module extraction method, protein complexes can be distinctly characterized based on disaggregated interactomes.

Trade relations between firm-types are determined in the following module (supplier selection).

And a year 9 history module on the Industrial Revolution includes "outlining the growth of trade unions as a response to the impacts of the Industrial Revolution".