Sentence examples for production diffusion from inspiring English sources

Gains from trade can be characterised by improved labor supply, expanded production, diffusion of innovation, competitive pressures, economic restructuring, etc., leading to total factor productivity and GDP growth (Lakshmanan, 2011).

"Supply Constraints and Waitlists in New Production Diffusion". Keith, David R., John D. Sterman, and Jeroen Struben.

Turbulence is composed of eddy motions that have excitations over a continuous range of scales and display various spatially localized processes such as turbulence production, diffusion, and dissipation.

In the present study ensemble-averaged and phase resolved estimations of the production, diffusion and convection of kinetic energy in the impeller stream of a vessel stirred by a Rushton turbine are provided.

This study shows that the medium-high and medium-low tech industries, identified as specialized-supplier and scale-intensive industries, including knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS), are essential for the production, diffusion and use of technology, and hence for economic growth.

Lundvall (1992) defined NSI as the location-bound elements and relationships interacting in the production, diffusion and use of new, and economically useful, knowledge.

The observed dynamics of the Bcd gradient in embryos exposed to a temperature step suggest that formation and maintenance of the Bcd gradient is more complex than predicted by production-diffusion-degradation models, and that the read-out of the Bcd gradient is more complex than determining positional information as a function of egg length.

The third part of the course deals with the production and diffusion of improved agricultural technology.

We consider a microbial population model in which organisms trade through the production and diffusion of metabolites.

The ventricular dye redistribution is employed as a proxy of CSF production, although diffusion of the dye is expected to contribute to its redistribution.

We assume that the dynamics with which the population sizes, N 1 t) and N 2 t), evolve is much slower than the rates of metabolite production and diffusion.