Sentence examples for sectors referred from inspiring English sources

The resources can instead be allocated equally between the two sectors, referred to as equalization (or trade equalization).

The resources can be concentrated in one of the sectors, referred to as specialization (or trade specialization) in this paper.

For the OECD we divided the total project amount by the number of sectors referred to in the project title or description.

Additionally, the Sphere Project identifies eight standards common to all sectors, referred to as "people and process" standards, which include: 1) participation, 2) initial assessment, 3) response, 4) targeting, 5) monitoring, 6) evaluation, 7) aid worker competencies and responsibilities, and 8) supervision, management, and support of personnel.

Core sectors refer to high-growth sectors that have high innovation forward linkages, while bottleneck sectors are low-growth sectors that have high innovation backward linkages.

These simulations also compare skill intensity in trade sectors, referring to which types of labor (low-skilled, medium-skilled, or high-skilled) are more demanded proportionately in the production of different goods.

The statement vowed it would now be impossible "to control the anger of the oppressed sectors," referring to the nine killed men as "martyrs".

TOM ZELLER Correction: August 5, 2001, Sunday An article last Sunday comparing Congressional pensions with those in the private sector referred incompletely to former Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan's position on Social Security overhaul and its potential impact on his own pension.

Splunk — named after spelunking, the sport of cave exploring — is part of the sector referred to as Big Data, which mines and makes sense of the vast wealth of digital information.

Instead, Benin respondents from the public sector referred to the biannual supervision process that serves to monitor key indicators.

All countries have a variety of primary care facilities in the public sector referred to by different names such as basic health unit (Brazil), community health centres and clinics (South Africa), village health posts (China) and primary care centres (India) as shown in Table  2.