Sentence examples for disaggregation into from inspiring English sources

In May the two firms announced they would develop products jointly and share the intellectual property they would create.A third reason is the disaggregation into niche firms at the leading edge of the IT sector, and a specialisation that is economically efficient.

However, in this case, production sectors were aggregated into only six accounts, with no disaggregation into different household groups.

The primary results are the loss exceedance probabilities and their disaggregation into direct and indirect economic losses and social loss.

The thermal annealing of thin gold films produced by thermal evaporation or sputtering can also lead to a disaggregation into particles [1, 5, 6].

Among dozens of key innovations, he was the key researcher behind Moore's law, conceiver of the VLSI (very large scale integration) design techniques that still dominate the industry and chief prophet of industry disaggregation into "fabless" semiconductor design houses and independent, high-volume, generic fabs.

It is this investment disaggregation into capital goods what makes the SAMES-05 (and also the SAMES-00) more attractive to evaluate the effects of structural funds than previous databases, where there was not even distinction between public and private investment.

The projected tuberculosis incidence figures were then used as simulated data, together with observed tuberculosis HIV data, to estimate disaggregations into three assumed tuberculosis incidence components: HIV-negative, HIV-positive not on ART, and HIV-positive on ART tuberculosis cases (see section 'Tuberculosis HIV incidence disaggregation').

And from there it is a short step to asking whether the Union can hold together at all.This survey has guessed that it will, but argued that the disaggregation of Europe into overlapping projects and groups will continue and that any future members will have to accept some exclusions.

We then provide policy recommendations to improve end-use estimates, including integrating select utility-funded audit data into disaggregation methods.

As mentioned previously in Figs. 1 and 2 also depicts the disaggregation of (xi) into two components, (xi_{{b_{text{1}} }}) and (xi_{{b_{text{2}} }}), as visually specified in the two coordinates.

Dental follicle fragments obtained after mechanical disaggregation were divided into two parts, with one part maintained in culture, while another part underwent cryopreservation.