Sentence examples for geographical disaggregation from inspiring English sources

In the study reported here, we addressed a vehicle routing problem to optimize accessibility based on six indicators: the number of zones with access to opportunities with delimited mobility, the number of zones covered by the route, the cost of travel, the distance to the nearest opportunity, the number of opportunities, and geographical disaggregation.

Some researchers consider geographical and/or topological disaggregation of link flows to place the sensors [38, 48, 49].

Data review: of available national datasets of ELSR indicators (including levels of disaggregation), time and geographical range, and data collection, preparation and analysis methodologies used.

These circumstances are favoring the analysis of the geographical distribution of health data with growing levels of disaggregation [ 24], a field that encompasses the so-called small-area studies.

The gravity model is distinguished by its good fit and its parsimonious and tractable representation of economic interactions among many countries, also allowing for disaggregation of the trade in different levels of geographical organization and product classification (Anderson 2011).

Geographical variation is huge.

Geographical distribution is another.

The reason is partly geographical.

The music of geographical names.

The word he came up with was "disaggregation".

This digital disaggregation, or fragmentation, of a newspaper has, of course, severe economic implications.