On the other hand, an excessive low number of sectors leads to an inefficient division of sectors, thereby causing higher delays and lower delivery ratio.
To present terminology-related problems with economic significance needs a rough division of this sector into its internal and external areas.
It is mainly based on the techniques of sector division and correct classification of samples.
Green shows cell division in sector i and red indicates the contour formed by the points of the cells with the greatest z coordinate.
Whereas half-sector measurements were restricted to the first cell division of colony growth, the sectoring patterns of developed colonies offered a more complex yet expansive interpretation of heterochromatin dynamics.
Kim (2014) examined the division of the nonfinancial private corporation sector into the chaebol sector, which indicates groups of large-scale and family-run management enterprises, and the private corporation (small- and middle-scale) sector.
Division of the power transmission sectors based on simply following the market rule of other products will create great risks for the system, at least during the current rapid growth period.
Another special feature of the German health system is the administrative division of services in two sectors, the in-patient care and the ambulatory care.
eMeter will be part of the Smart Grid Division of the Siemens Infrastructure & Cities Sector, which is housed within Siemens.
This study included patients in the Catchment area for Stavanger University Hospital, division of psychiatry in the South sector of Rogaland County, Norway, with a population of about 270 000, mainly in urban and suburban areas.
However, the division of German banking into private-sector, public and co-operative banks hinders industry-wide collaboration.
