Sentence examples for markets generation from inspiring English sources

Indeed, much of the health innovation chronicled in these papers has come about through intimate knowledge of local markets, generation of local health delivery systems, and similar tacit knowledge that comes from "learning by doing"; such "innovation capital" may not be captured well by traditional metrics such as patents and researchers per capita.

"He is the stock market generation -- all bottom line, no ideology".

Evidence suggests that the so-called market generation has better access than ever to information from the outside world through illegally smuggled DVDs, films and mobile phones.

Calling those born after 1990 the "market generation", the 28-year-old says young people are likely to trigger major social and economic changes in the closed-off communist country over the next 20 years.

In an electricity market generation companies need suitable bidding models to maximize their profits.

"The aim is to be the number one marketing generation platform for Korean brands in Southeast Asia".

In a competitive electricity market, generation companies design bidding strategies to maximize their individual profits subject to the constraints imposed by bidding rules.

Ultimately, market generations are generations of things, and they can make us forget generations of people.

This scale consists of three sub constructs i.e. market intelligence generation, dissemination of market intelligence within the company, and responsiveness to market intelligence.

In deregulated electricity markets, a Generation Company (Genco) has to optimally allocate their energy among different markets including spot, local and bilateral contract markets.

In the current design of U.S. electricity spot markets, the generation dispatch mechanism and the payment rule are incompatible with each other.