Sentence examples for regional clustering from inspiring English sources

In The American Indian (1917), a classic in North American ethnology, he explored the regional clustering of cultural traits and the relation between culture and physical environment, outlining the main culture areas.

Methods First, a set of potentially difficult locations are identified based on locations marked by other trainees using a regional clustering algorithm.

Emphases have been on knowledge spillovers due to regional clustering (Marshall 1920), on specialized activity clusters (Schumpeter 1942; Porter 1990), and on the interrelations of organizational structures in a paradox of simultaneous competition and cooperation networks across different community organizations and institutions (Ouchi and Wilkins 1985; Smilor and Wakelin 1990).

This does seem to be the case for humans, at least historically, given the evidence for broad-scale regional clustering of neutral genetic variation [33] [35].

In the statistical models, temperature, precipitation, percent irrigated land, and percent rural population were all correlated with this pattern of regional clustering.

The methylcytosine-specific enzyme McrBC exhibits a very similar restriction pattern for Medauroidea DNA, which also supports regional clustering of methylated and unmethylated DNA.

In large-scale genome-wide association study (GWAS) dataset (n = 171,176), variants with selection signatures show enrichment in heterogeneity of derived allele frequency spectra among the geographic regions of Japan, highlighted by two major regional clusters (Hondo and Ryukyu).

Linkage analysis is most robust to the detection of regions harboring loci of large effect or regional clusters of uncommon/rare risk-associated loci [2], [3].

From P14 to adult, samples were almost perfectly separated into two large clusters by region, and then by age within each regional cluster.

We exploit data from the US Cluster Mapping Project to examine the effects of agglomeration within regional clusters after controlling for convergence at the region-industry level.

Building on Porter (1998, 2003), we develop a systematic empirical framework to analyze the role of regional clusters – groups of closely related industries operating within a particular region – in the growth of regional industries.