Sentence examples for core and periphery from inspiring English sources

The ECB's announcement of its policy narrowed the gap in bond yields between Europe's core and periphery.

This shows money supply in both the core and periphery of the eurozone.

In such a way do the multinationals illustrate, even embody, the interdependence of core and periphery nations.

This implies that the core of dendrimers are dense, while the terminal groups are distributed throughout the core and periphery.

It may often be useful to recognise fuzziness of membership, or core and periphery of a surface object.

For example, the industrial structures of the core and periphery of the euro area are more similar than those of the constituents of Canada or the US (table 1).

Hence, while designing the future political union the relationship between core and periphery should be organised so to as to restore the positive incentives that pushed the transition of eastern Europe.

If the modern geography of core-and-periphery, colonizer-and-colonized is no longer central to the larger time scales in which criticism is working, the moral and political judgments based on that geography will obviously become less central to our practice as well.

Crowston et al. [20] suggested three methods to identify core and peripheral members in FLOSS teams: relying on project-reported formal roles, analysis of distribution of contributions based on Bradford's Law of Scatter and core-and-periphery analysis of the network formed by developer communications.

Cores and peripheries had almost equivalent areas, 45.1% and 54.9% of the stimulus sizes, respectively (calculated by averaging the areas of core and peripheries of each participant).

The support of a category is the set of stimulus sizes that are rated 'R' at least once (Figure 1).The support is divided into core and peripheries.