Sentence examples for patterns of industry from inspiring English sources

All in all, she was far better when there were no human beings around to muck up the smooth patterns of industry.

Based on 150 firms and 319 alliances in the US data communications industry from 1985 to 1996, we found support for our propositions and the characteristics of central-periphery structure best describe the patterns of industry networks.

These propositions provide unique insights into the causes of patterns of industry evolution, contribute to theory in the areas of entrepreneurship and industry evolution, and yield important policy and managerial implications.

However, when we cluster the dynamic patterns of industry convergence among industry pairs, the patterns are mixed, and, while some industry groups are converging over time, others are stationary.

By 1967 we must have known that jet aircraft were bringing these patterns of industry and travel to an end; even so, I was careless enough to be in a Glasgow dentist's chair having a tooth pulled – personal decay at odds with a great historic moment – when the Clydebank hull at last slid into the river as the QE2.

The pace of urbanization in the developing world is accelerating as globalization changes the patterns of industry and trade [ 1].

And he hunts for opportunities in the capital-spending and demand-growth patterns of industries.

Corporate challenges come from analyzing competitors as well as from the foreseeable pattern of industry evolution.

As the cornerstone of social progress, industry's future development pathway is greatly influenced by basic socio-economic assumptions, thusly is of big uncertainties, especially in developing countries, and the developing pattern of industry will bring significant differences in the whole energy system and carbon emission pathway.

Rather, increasing returns give rise to patterns of intra-industry trade, such as we tend to observe between developed nations.

This study examines the occurrence and spatial patterns of creative industries in the context of a developing country, specifically Indonesia.