Sentence examples for matrix of countries from inspiring English sources

The author has tried to fashion a matrix of countries, a meta-setting – from which the reader might infer regions in India, Africa and South America – but in doing so she fails to evoke a realistic, albeit imagined, landscape or culture; she fails to create a specific identity and history.

where Y i,t is a vector of endogenous variables, Γ 0 is a vector of constants, Γ(L) is a matrix polynomial in the lag operator, ν i is a matrix of country-specific fixed effects, and ε i,t is a vector or error terms (with zero mean and country-specific variance).

Figure  2 illustrates the multidimensional scaling map of the collaborations correlation matrix of 59 countries over the study period.

Several innovative technologies are being studied, and all the efforts are to adjust the energy matrix of each country according to the available resources.

Having said this, looking to the future, it would be advisable for the Government of Iraq to update both the input output matrix of the country and the present SAM in order to improve the empirical base for the analysis of the expected effects of economic policies and exogenous shocks to the economy.

Only recently have data on sector-specific added-value country exports started to become available, thanks to a joint OECD-WTO initiative, (OECD/WTO, 2013) where one can find information on sector-specific gross exports minus imports in the same industry and from other lines of the input-output matrix of a country.

We estimated models explaining this PC matrix (de Jong et al. 2016), as well as models explaining the matrix of flows aggregated to the country to country level (using 214 countries in total).

and matrix A i j means input coefficient matrix of the j th country on the i th country's product.

These two criteria can be set out in a matrix of four cells, with countries treated equally or weighted by population on one axis, and income measured in current exchange rates or in PPP terms on the other.

Due to differences in definition, coverage and registration, the origin destination matrix of migration flows between European countries based on receiving country data tends to differ from the matrix based on sending country data.

Now we're trying to establish a 226x226 matrix - that's the number of countries and dependent territories in the world, as recognised by the UN - to build up a complete picture of population flows".