Sentence examples for overlapping sectors from inspiring English sources

Rather, it falls into two partially overlapping sectors.

As the common national accounts are able to give quite a good overview of the main key data concerning the economy in consideration and about conceptual interconnectedness between the existing sectors, Satellite Accounts enable to answer more detailed questions about single areas of interest or – to be more specific - overlapping sectors of the economy.

We limited our analyses to the first two levels; overlapping morbidity across these levels can complicate treatment in prison and in the community (Borzycki and Baldry 2003; Fazel et al. 2006) due to the need for coordinated provision of services from multiple, overlapping sectors (Hammett et al. 2001).

Kleinman describes the health care system as consisting of three partly overlapping sectors: the popular sector (individual, family and community beliefs and activities), the professional sector (the organized and institutional parts of health care) and the folk sector (sacred or secular types of folk medicine).

Kleinman's classic model of a health care system [ 1] portrays overlapping (and interacting) sectors of health care: the popular sector (including care provided by the individual person), professional (orthodox, or conventional, medical) and folk (e.g., complementary and alternative therapies).

A comparative analysis of three sector baffle schemes with inclination angles of 10° (15°S), 15° (15°S), and 20° (20°S); an ellipse baffle scheme with an inclination angle of 15° (15°E); and an axial overlap sector baffle scheme with an inclination angle of 20° (20°D) was performed.

First, the secret image is divided into non-overlapping sectors of t pixels each.

Because of India's prominence in information technology, a sector overlapping with BPO, it has made a reputation as the world's backroom office.

Similarly, it is not possible to distinguish whether one sector hosts the full complement of genetic sequence changes, whether independent events occur in multiple discreet sectors, or if sectors overlap.

The sectors do not overlap, and the sector managers have only one weekly meeting with the service manager.

Mandates in both sectors are overlapping and confusing, while socio-hydrological risk is externalized to the informal domain, making it ungoverned.