A dollar's worth of maritime transportation requires inputs from at least 10 interrelated transport and logistics industries (Helling and Poister, 2000).
The many separate and interdependent sectors of the fashion and textiles industries are no longer linearly interrelated, but move in a more circular or connective paradigm.
Therefore the Collaborative BIM Decision Framework has been initiated to facilitate the BIM adoption in the AEC industry, based upon these industry concerns, which consists of four interrelated key elements.
As with most of his films, "Bright Leaves," Mr. McElwee's latest trip below the Mason-Dixon line, is about a number of interrelated topics -- most straightforwardly, the tobacco industry in North Carolina and the travails of smoking addiction.
There were three interrelated but qualitatively distinct types of industrial zones in Los Angeles during this period: a mixed-use, home-market district adjacent to the central business district; an industry-only, mass-production, branch-plant zone in Vernon and the eastside; and a series of oil, film, and aircraft satellites on the urban periphery.
Graphical abstract The biobased industry innovation dynamics comprises four different but interrelated key dimensions: raw materials, conversion technologies, products, and business models.
The quantity, variety and quality of work being produced on the complex and interrelated issues just outlined amounts to a veritable cottage industry of post-Rawlsian philosophy of education.
Within the broader private equity industry, two distinct sub-industries, leveraged buyouts and venture capital experienced growth along parallel, although interrelated tracks.
These three discrete, but interrelated resources and capabilities are widely referenced in the context of process industries that are likely to lead to different complementarity types.
Results show that drivers of economic and automotive industry development are mainly linked with infrastructure and its interrelated effects.
