Compared in terms of their contribution to the synergy among technology, geography, and organization.
The sporting goods market has a myriad of segments that can be categorized by product, sport, geography, behavior, participation, organization and standard demographics.
Patents increased 2.5-fold after the reform, which was evenly distributed across the geography of inventors, the organization of invention and sectors.
Every product is used by different customer segments — whether measured by size of organization, industry segment, geography, or type of individual within an organization.
Postal organization depends largely on geography; large agglomerations of population present the greatest problems.
Employers define labor markets using geography, industry, the size of the organization and a number of other facets that can have an impact on compensation for employees.
Sometimes it's a matter of geography: more than a few troubled organizations are based in downtown neighborhoods ruined by decades of decay.
Ms. Ru guides Mr. Liu's way through the patchwork of Asian civic organizations — often grouped by geography, family or business interests — that serve as the glue connecting new immigrants to New York City.
Unlike other DAF options, national organizations are issue and geography agnostic a fact which can serve as both a benefit and a deterrent, depending on donors' appetites for targeted philanthropic advice.
Political life is shaped by a wide variety of factors, including social and cultural conditions, economic organization, intellectual and philosophical influences, geography or climate, and historical circumstance.
While the values of an organization are similar regardless of geography, the culture of a specific geographic region may impact the overall organizational culture.
