Sentence examples for emerging clusters from inspiring English sources

But are the emerging clusters of multinational production the rule or the exception?

New cases have dwindled to almost zero but the UN World Health Organisation has warned of "flare-ups", or emerging clusters of new cases.

Government, working with the private sector, should reinforce and build on existing and emerging clusters rather than attempt to create entirely new ones.

Our empirical results show that emerging clusters have negative effects on other co-located industries' or clusters' TFP while mature clusters have positive effects.

This test reveals that patents in emerging clusters consistently have a significantly higher impact on subsequent technological developments than patents outside these clusters.

This paper describes the Emerging Clusters Model, which uses advanced patent citation techniques to locate emerging technologies in close to real time, rather than retrospectively.

This study assesses the aerospace manufacturing industry of an emerging cluster by using Porter's Diamond model.

The Brandenburg-Berlin region, including especially Potsdam in Brandenburg, is the site of an emerging cluster of biotechnology research-and-development activities.

The success of microprocessor based on the shared memory concept (referred to as symmetric multiprocessors (SMP)) even for the very high-end systems, was the basis for the emerging cluster concepts in the early 2000s.

There, she compared the Cambridge biotech cluster with the emerging cluster in Barcelona.

We take the largest cluster and the most emerging cluster as the representative of the further analysis in the following.