Sentence examples for input industries from inspiring English sources

In order to achieve innovation, a wide range of network partners can be used, such as colleagues, input industries, traders, researchers, extensionists, government officials, civil society organisations, etc. Managing and developing dynamic networks is an important requisite for entrepreneurial success (Gibb 1997).

The Ministry of Agriculture has also repealed several regulations since 2000 subsidizing certain types of enterprise or discriminating between different economic actors in agricultural input industries.

In the first stage we are able to see how hospital density impacts the size of the intermediate input industry.

First, when the concentration of hospital services increases, the size of the intermediate input industry (i.e., independent medical labs) should also increase.

It affects the equilibrium price of intermediate services only through its impact on the size of the local intermediate input industry.

In 1952, the Peronist government launched its second 5-year plan with the aim of developing the heavy and basic input industry as well as the oil sector (concession to start prospecting work was given to Standard Oil in April 1955).

The “fisheries industry” refers to all productive subsectors of the fisheries and aquaculture sector, i.e. all types of input industry - including transport and other support services - capture fisheries, aquaculture, processing and marketing.

The maize yields of the communal farmers who used to produce the bulk of the crop in the country have also reduced to one-fourth in about 10 years due to the loss of their symbiotic relationship with former large scale commercial agricultural sector and a demise of healthy agro-input industries.

Large foreign investments in the food industry and input supply industries have created productivity gains and institutional innovations throughout the food chain, with important spill-over effects on domestic companies and on farms, and thereby rural households.

With input from industries, building owners and roofing associations, the developed load cycle has been generalized.

It is estimated that around 20-50 % of energy input to industries is lost as waste heat.