Sentence examples for economic density from inspiring English sources

In transportation, the phrase "economic density" is used to describe benefits to carriers of having certain heavily used routes that are full, or dense, with traffic.

Vulnerability: Marine economic density.

Other studies based on firm-level data have examined the impact of regional economic density on employer-provided training.

Brunello and Gambarotto (2004) exploiting individual data for the UK use the same measure of economic density and find even stronger effects on employer-provided training.

Both studies find that a 10percentt increase in their measure of economic density reduces workers' probability of being trained by 1 2percentt, a small effect, but not negligible.

Table 12 Grey correlation analysis results for indicators of sea ice disaster   Maximum freezing range Marine economic density Social security level Primitive correlation 0.5831 0.5215 0.4941 Improved correlation 0.5746 0.5776 0.5571 Correlation coefficient 0.9488 0.9996 0.9326 Weights 0.3294 0.3294 0.3294.

The existing limited labor force mainly consists of unskilled contracted women and teenagers, which results in a lack of quality assurance in addition to uneven plantations and economic densities below the agronomically optimal ones (Baloch et al., 2005; Chaudhary et al., 2001; Farooq et al., 2011).

By analyzing location conditions of the identified land systems, we demonstrated the significance of both bio-physical (precipitation, soil) and socio-economic (population density, market influence) factors driving the occurrence of these systems.

Either way, the common element is that the participating states are seeking to use their combined economic mass and density to protect shared interests and to mitigate external vulnerabilities.

Singapore has high density economic facilities within a few kilometers from its coastal lines, including ports, manufacturing, warehouses and prime residences, which are highly vulnerable economically and socially to the coastal hazards.

In fact, the price-to-rent ratio has much more to do with long-term factors, like economic growth and density.