Sentence examples for spatial relocation from inspiring English sources

Fig. 2 Spatial relocation of TNCs from China: an evolutionary framework.

A four-stage test of the spatial relocation effects of covariate adjustment was performed.

Dispersed urban expansion mainly reflects the spatial relocation of economic activities with high returns on capital to cheaper land.

To summarize, the spatial relocation of TNCs from coastal China to the neighbouring Southeast Asian countries and restructuring their production networks have three major targets.

Recently, the forcibly resettled-Bedouin of Israel's Negev Desert have experienced profound socio-economic transition and change in addition to spatial relocation.

De-agrarianisation represents long-term processes of occupational adjustment, income-earning reorientation, social identification and the spatial relocation of rural dwellers away from strictly agricultural modes of livelihood.

Indeed, since the establishment of the State of Israel (1948) the Negev Bedouin tribes were subjected to profound spatial relocations and transitions and with these, social and economic upheaval (for key events in the chronology of Bedouin urbanization see Appendix).

Relocation and spatial aggregation processes take place on the leaf surface as well.

Despite the firm's best intentions and work to minimize the impact of the spatial disruption caused by the relocation, the racial segregation of the area's housing market hampered minorities' adjustments to the relocation.

Little is known about how long it takes workers and households to transition to new spatial arrangements after a workplace relocation, say, by moving house, changing to a job located elsewhere or changing schools for children.

We investigated presence, relocation and explanation of spatial distribution of the risk of infant mortality by cluster analysis - the spatial scan statistic implemented in the SaTScan software [ 54].