Sentence examples for trading scale from inspiring English sources

"The Independent's best chance of thriving is to be tied into a multi-platform, multi-brand offering where it can share costs and benefit from trading scale," he said.

The notion of plants of differing growth strategies trading scale against precision of response to a patchy environment is not new (Campbell et al. 1991), though is also far from being universally accepted as being the norm across all plant species (see Kembel and Cahill 2005; Kembel et al. 2008).

To provide flexible match schemes and increase the trading scale, we allow "all-or-nothing" principle for demanders and "one-to-many" principle for suppliers.

Under the most realistic transaction case i.e., only one purchaser in the Luotuocheng irrigation district in Gaotai County and several sellers located in Ganzhou County, the lowest TCs per water are associated with trading between the Daman and Luotuocheng irrigation districts at a maximum trading scale of the water amount and with minimum costs.

In addition, given the highest permitted trading price of the local government-set standards (three times the agricultural water price, approximately 0.3 yuan/m3), the transaction costs would range from 1% to 93% of the water trade price, and acceptable lower transaction costs can be obtained through appropriate operations and trading scales.

That is partly because American farmers are already on the lighter side of the trade scale.

Shifting from Macro to Micro, I traded large scale approaches for face-to face problem solving.

Other competitors generally choose different retail trade scales, preferring to market their products through the HoReCa channel, or through specialized and selected wine shops.

We need to figure out how to partition and parallelize, or sometimes trade speed and scale for approximately correct calculations.

But a catastrophe does not have to be of trade center scale to have lasting repercussions.

A large-scale, lucrative trade The scale of this problem has grabbed the attention of the European Commission, which in February published its EU Action Plan Against Wildlife Trafficking, a document that underlines the importance of intensifying enforcement to reduce illegal wildlife trade into and out of the EU.