Sentence examples for peripheral sectors from inspiring English sources

Dechow et al. (1995) have found extents of EM to correlate between firms in the same industries and various researchers have explored industry effects comparing core and peripheral sectors (Belkaoui and Picur 1984; Albrecht and Richardson 1990; Kinnunen et al. 1995).

Motor activity was measured in an open field consisting of a circular arena (60 cm diameter) with the floor painted white and divided into central and peripheral sectors by drawn black lines.

They correspond to the core sector and the peripheral sector of the economic industry, respectively (Beck et al. 1978).

OCZ, more well-known for its RAM and hard drives, has been making a push into the peripheral sector lately, and these mice are the latest product of that.

Among the explanations offered for these clinical deficiencies were limited task delegation to peripheral sector staff, inadequacy of equipment and the absence of a well-equipped unit [ 29].

The peripheral membrane sector is located on the cytoplasmic side of the membrane and is composed of at least five different subunits including the catalytic subunit, subunit A. The V1 peripheral sector is further divided into a head group and stalk region.

The subunit A protein is approximately 70 kDa in most organisms studied and is a hydrophilic peptide located in the head group of the V1 peripheral sector in three copies per holoenzyme [ 18].

STMicro said there had been a recent slowdown in orders and demand across the board for the month of December, highlighting weakness in the wireless, automotive and computer-peripheral sectors.

In spite of the continued intensive activity in the site core, in Panorama Sector and the other peripheral residential sectors there was a diminishing of activity compared to the Late Classic, perhaps leading up to the abandonment of the city.

She has previously conducted research into destination evolution and how peripheral tourism sectors can act as 'systems of innovation'.

Vacuolar-type proton transporting ATPase (V-ATPase) is a multi-subunit complex formed from a membrane peripheral V1 sector and a membrane-spanning Vo sector.