geographical concentration

Another relevant factor would be the geographical concentration of the low cost volume.

Portfolio managers note, however, that they take steps to reduce the risk of geographical concentration.

Perhaps the great geographical concentration of population and the corresponding short distances between urban centres was crucial.

Geographical concentration, having been interrupted by the decentralization of the '60s and early '70s, seemed to have reasserted itself.

The geographical concentration of infrastructure may also increase the risk of an attack with far-reaching implications.

The neighborhood contains the highest geographical concentration of low income public housing projects in the United States.

I am similarly receptive to the proposals on geographical concentration and limiting subject-areas.

Whatever laws it had had ("the chains of refusals," geographical concentration) disappeared.

In this context, we can welcome the proposal for greater geographical concentration of some forms of Community aid to benefit the least favoured regions.

Professor Zimmerman said she hoped that infrastructure companies would reduce their geographical concentration and decentralize the generation of electric power.

He also points to the geographical concentration of foreigners in a small amount of towns as evidence that they are not integrated in the country.

Despite their dwindling numbers, Hindus still yield considerable influence because of their geographical concentration in certain regions.

"The only way in which small parties in the British system could ever hope to get a toehold is if they have geographical concentrations of support.

What is essential is first, geographical concentration; second, concentration in the scope of support; and, third, administrative concentration.

It is also considered part of the "Golden Triangle", a geographical concentration of UK university research.

This has also produced very distinctive geographical concentrations of black communities in Britain as well as specific locations within the urban conurbations where they have settled.

It is equally clear that the required modernisation will have enormous social consequences for the regions concerned since there is a massive geographical concentration of production.

For example, the government may or may not attach importance to local unemployment when industries with a heavy geographical concentration are allowed to go under all at once.

A bivariate map is recent graphical method which is intended to convey the spatial distribution of two variables and the geographical concentration of their relationship.

In this, he discusses ethnic niches as well as segregated cityspace, the spatial or geographical concentration of ethic groups in L.A.

As well as the extent of product market concentration a further influence concerned the spatial or geographical concentration found in a number of important industries in Britain.

The greatest geographical concentration of provenanced medieval French fabliaux lies in this area of Picardy, and the use of the resurrected dialectal form is thus justified.

As the information on the geographical concentration of pain-and-suffering lawsuits becomes more widely known, state judges could become less inclined to hear borderline cases and juries could scale back awards.

In 1951, concerned about its geographical concentration in the high-risk region of Indochina, BFCCI sought to diversify by establishing branches in Madagascar.

It is important that any agreement on concentration - in particular geographical concentration - should have clearly linked to it a firm commitment to adequate transitional arrangements as envisaged by the Commission.