Sentence examples for dispersed activities from inspiring English sources

Supply chains of modern products are often characterized by globally dispersed activities that have ecological, economic, and social impacts.

In partnership with the Saida Observatory for Social Impact, the workshop will propose a design intervention in the form of shading canopy along the City of Saida's historical seafront connecting together the dispersed activities along the water while bridging the old city to the sea across the costal boulevard.

For a slightly more removed experience, you can sit (or lie) on dark-stained benches — similar in plainness to the tables — that line the side walls and, from there, observe the dispersed activities or listen to a radio.

International research and development (R&D) operations require a significant amount of coordination between the headquarters and the subsidiaries in order to integrate the dispersed activities in one final product.

An example of such an organization is the Extended Enterprise, a concept derived from automotive and civil aerospace supply chains to improve performance by tightening their dispersed activities through improved inter-organizational relationships (Bititci et al. 2012; Jordan and Lowe 2004; O'Neill and Sackett 1994).

However the investigated camps preserve a discrete structure with interior living areas (including children's playgrounds), exterior areas with evidence of reindeer carcass processing, woodworking, and other activities, peripheral toss zones, and dispersed activity remains in the surrounding landscape.

However, even in the presence of such variability, this should affect the amplitude or the mean firing rate of the neuronal response, rather than the phase relative to the movement cycle, which was the prominent indicator of dispersed activity.

Mr. Hagedorn said the tearing down of public housing dispersed gang activities into areas where members square off against rivals.

Housing is located densely along a main highway and is then more dispersed with activity centered around a central retail area and the Onandjokwe Hospital.

"If it changes the way we do business on a long-term basis by imposing risks on air travel, creating incentives to disperse financial activities and culturally making people more cautious," said Peter Morici, a senior fellow at the Economic Strategy Institute, a research organization, "then we're going to have a terrorist tax on growth.

In this article, we summarize the breastfeeding rate for all of Japan's baby-friendly hospitals (BFHs) and extract their strengths in conjunction with the structural and legislative support that they have in place and finally draw up a policy for dispersing BFH activities to non-BFH delivery facilities, which could be useful for increasing the breastfeeding rate.