Sentence examples for geographical agglomeration from inspiring English sources

The present article is an attempt to analyse the geographical agglomeration of corporate research and development activities through the use of a desegregated sectorial approach.

Chiswick and Miller (2014) find geographical agglomeration among international migrants by language.

There are also geographical agglomeration effects with the creation of logistic platforms around industrial and logistic clusters, many of which are free zones (Sheffi, 2012).

Production networks, in particular the machinery ones, are constituted mainly of geographical agglomerations that form regional blocs of production.

Despite these trends toward the fragmentation and dispersal of production, geographical clustering or agglomeration remains a distinctive characteristic of manufacturing and efforts to understand this phenomenon have been a persistent research theme.

Geographic coordinates for each agglomeration were also obtained that approximately reflected the geographical centroid of each agglomeration [ 4].

This is due to the challenges of measurement and complexities that arise from the geographical spatiality of firms, industrial agglomeration and territorial clusters (Amin and Cohendet 2005).

The choice of three distinct geographical areas within the same agglomeration helped to develop an understanding of how areas in different stages of urban development dealt with the challenge of primary healthcare provision.

Geographical conditions, institutional factors and national policy, industry agglomeration, changes in market supply and demand, and technology updates are major factors driving changes to the port system structure.

His research seeks, through conceptual and cartographic experimentation, to contribute to a geographical understanding of the socio-metabolic relations between agglomerations and their operational landscapes.

This book extends the current international interest in the conceptualization of the marine sector to explore its importance of at different geographical scales: from the national, to regional and small area analysis within the context of base theory, New Economic Geography, agglomeration theory, industrial cluster policy and small area level analysis.