Sentence examples for commercial clusters from inspiring English sources
Commercial clusters have not been predictive of how people are going to vote".
The city is divided into 14 precincts, sectors identified by ethnic concentration, commercial clusters, or attractions.
The secondary sector is marked by the dominance of large industrial and commercial clusters in the manufacturing sector (largely linked to the mining activity), major technology-intensive industries (food, modern textile, aluminum, etc).
On the other hand, official population statistics sources and censuses on the economic activity of these commercial clusters (town halls and chambers of commerce) and, in some cases, social network analysis have been used.
To demonstrate the research possibilities of commercial clusters to scientists working in academia, in late 2011 Cycle Computing, announced the BigScience Challenge, a competition that sought "the runts, the misfits, the crazy ideas that are normally too big or too expensive to ask, but might, just might, help humanity," according to the company's Web site.
There's a commercial cluster about two blocks away with a grocery store, restaurants and a wine shop.
There is a commercial cluster about a mile south of the house, with a cafe, a grocery store and a few restaurants.
InfluxEnterprise, the company's commercial clustering product, even further reduces the time necessary to deploy and scale.
In Fort Worth, the $909 million Trinity Vision venture is centered on the creation of a Trinity Uptown addition to downtown, with residential and commercial developments clustered around a San Antonio-inspired river walk.
The campaign commercials are clustered around local newscasts and Sunday talk shows, but also pop up in the middle of "Dr. Phil," "Wheel of Fortune" and "The Tonight Show".
