structural transformation การใช้

• "The Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere " was Habermas's first major work.
• However, the manufacturing growth of the period did not generate significant structural transformations.
• Structural transformation of the water sector is a key aspect of the water reform.
• The twinning results from a structural transformation between high temperature and low temperature forms.
• "What we're talking about is a huge structural transformation of the economy, " she said.
• This would have required structural transformations in the firm as well as huge capital injections.
• Those structural transformations were also associated to certain changes in the musical background of the pieces.
• In 1918-22 it went through a major structural transformation and the cinema got its current name.
• As such it supports positive structural transformation at a grassroots level, rather than providing humanitarian aid.
• The structural transformation and concentration into one core operation is something of a record in Swedish industry.
• Moody's underlined that " there's not yet a political consensus around structural transformation in industry and banking ."
• 2011 Justin Yifu Lin-From Flying Geese to Leading Dragons : New Opportunities and Strategies for Structural Transformation in Developing Countries
• The main purpose of transition, in the transition period from planned economy to market mechanism, is stabilization and structural transformation.
• Computer models are used to create three-dimensional models of prions, helping scientists understand the structural transformation they undergo to turn deadly.
• "These are very large-scale, structural transformations that are occurring and stimulating development, " said analyst Hugh Holman of CIBC World Markets.
• "This can be avoided if the efforts to achieve structural transformations don't end simply with the writing of concepts and programs ."
• This structural transformation of the developing country is pursued in order to create an economy which in the end enjoys self-sustaining growth.
• Through emigration, trade, tourism and foreign investment, individuals and firms changed their patterns of production and consumption, bringing about a structural transformation.
• The Malaysian economy experienced a period of rapid structural transformation, especially with the advancement of the manufacturing sector in the early 1960s.
• So already sat early in the 1930s, the structural transformation a, which after the Second World War strengthened continued-away from agriculture and towards tourism.