Sentence examples for metropolitan distribution from inspiring English sources

From 2007 to 2011 many of the extreme points in America's metropolitan distribution, in employment terms, could be found in the Sunbelt: cities in Texas and Oklahoma were among the few metropolitan areas to manage net employment gains over the period while those in the Southwest and Atlantic Southeast performed miserably, notching some of the highest unemployment rates of the downturn.

The Logistics processes in urban-metropolitan distribution are constantly changing, both technological support and technical implementation in the processes themselves and in the management of these.

And after adjusting for different price levels, America's metropolitan income distribution is considerably more compressed.

These correspond to different measurement criteria for real cities: all cities, large cities only (the tail of the distribution), metropolitan area population and metropolitan area extent.

It is necessary to monitor the substantive changes outlined in the metropolitan urban-physical distribution of goods, because they contribute to a better competitive position of companies in the market, and also to a better development of city life.

Fig. 5 Daytime population distribution for metropolitan Istanbul Fig. 6 Nighttime population distribution for metropolitan Istanbul.

Fig. 4 Building distribution for metropolitan Istanbul.

Studies from countries in the West have noted that high-speed rail construction can balance the population distribution in metropolitan areas.

The first stage of random sampling occurred on the national level according to each country's distribution of metropolitan, urban and rural residents.

Table 3 displays the distribution of metropolitan areas, tracts, total population, and racial/ethnic groups by three segregation categories (moderate/low, highly, or extremely segregated).

As shown in Table 1, participants were 52% female among four race/ethnicities (39% non-Hispanic white, 27% African American, 22% Hispanic, and 12% Chinese American) with a mean age (± SD) of 61.9 ± 10.1 years and a relatively even distribution across metropolitan areas, with Los Angeles and Chicago having slightly more participants (19% and 17% respectively) than the other four sites (16%).