Sentence examples for based on specialization and from inspiring English sources
The aim of this paper is to examine the role of local and global networking in firms of different sizes and of differentiated cluster types (based on specialization and agglomeration) in tourism.
On the other hand, the increase in real estate prices in those cities make them less attractive for industry, leading to a move from an economic geography based on sector-level specialization to one based on specialization by function.
Honeybees, therefore, have two patterns of organization of work: DOL based on specialization in the spring and summer and what appear to be uniform generalists in the winter.
This evidence suggests that the business strategy based on specialization is financially sound and that the presence of competitors offering menus has not put the specialized insurers out of the market.
Models of marriage based on specialization gain support from our findings as well.
The cluster concept has become a popular guideline for regional policies fostering industrial competitiveness and innovativeness based on sectoral specialization and collaboration.
Whether the outcomes of policies based on scale and specialization led to global economy moving from bad to worse over these business cycles is yet to be analyzed.
Editors are generally assigned papers based on areas of specialization and often manage 10 manuscripts per week.
Because specialization did not differ significantly among populations and because morphology was not a significant predictor of specialization, we did not test whether PLS scores based on trophic specialization differed among populations.
Similar to the division of labor in human societies, the cellular "workforce", macromolecules such as proteins, DNA and RNA, is spatially organized in the cell based on functional specialization.
Furthermore, as would also be predicted under a mosaic model of evolution, our results suggest that specific structures can be the target of selection, rather than all structures changing in size simultaneously, since the second and third principal components appear to separate species based on sensory specialization.
