A new urban reality is strengthening its grip on Alberta as a surge of people into the province brings Calgary's population close to the one million milestone. Indeed, both the broader Calgary and Edmonton regions, or census metropolitan areas, have passed that milestone. An agglomeration in this case would be a central city and neighbouring communities linked to it by continuous built-up areas or commuters. Calgary's agglomeration includes Airdrie and Cochrane, while Edmonton's includes Strathcona County and Leduc. Edmonton and Calgary are already thinking strategically. Edmonton's long-term infrastructure planning is being taken up as an international model, and the ImagineCalgary project takes the city's planning horizon out 100 years.
... en tête en utilisant le mot « agglomération » lors de la conclusion du contrat et rien nind...
At the same time, the median total income for couple families in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo in northern Alberta remained highest among "census agglomerations" at $130,100, up six per cent from 2004, the agency said. The area includes Fort McMurray and the province's oilsands development. The census agglomeration of Yellowknife ranked second at $121,000, followed by Labrador City at $95,700, the report showed.
... de-merger referenda and creation of agglomeration councils orchestrated by the Liberal (PLQ) Governm...
... Kingston, consisting of the Census Agglomeration of Kingston. . (1.2) The region of Central Ontario...
An important operational aspect of international business is the coordination of widely dispersed resources of their networks of relationships with partners. Such interdependencies affect their ability to compete and/or create economic wealth. In order to examine the significance of network relationships in alliance capitalism and foreign direct investment (FDI), a network perspective as governance structure is used to examine the effects of resource interdependencies on relationship value. The article provides insights into alliance capitalism of interfirm relations for understanding implications for relationship value and increasing FDI between firms in industrial clusters of small and medium sized firms. On the basis that flows of local and foreign investment could be from internal o...
... of interfirm linkages and the agglomeration effect of a large number of firms in one geographi...
... ont été réunies en une grande agglomération, la nouvelle Ville de Longueuil, qui a pris le nom...
En situation expérimentale, l'apprentissage d'un trajet s'opère généralement à travers des supports symboliques tels que les cartes, les textes ou la vidéo. Ainsi, le participant doit le plus souvent soit indiquer les marqueurs dont il se souvient, soit reconnaître, parmi une série de photos ou de diapositives, les repères situés sur le trajet et l'ordre dans lequel ils sont apparus. Ohta (1983) montre que les adultes âgés sont plus lents pour apprendre un trajet, que celui-ci soit présenté par vidéo ou sur une carte. Par contre, il n'existe pas de différence entre adultes jeunes et âgés dans l'estimation de distances entre repères dans un trajet constitué par une série de diapositives ([Kirasic, K. C], 1990). Le problème que pose l'apprentissage d'un trajet aux personnes âgées pourrait...
... qui viennent en autobus dans une agglomération qui leur est étrangère pour rencontrer les pensi...
... of Innovation, Spillovers, and Agglomeration." In Clark, Feldman and Gertler, eds. Oxford Handb...
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