subsector

Energy intelligence is often defined as a subsector of traditional energy efficiency, focused on utility-scale distribution, grid connectivity and two-way communication with end users and devices.

unknown title 2009

Energy intelligence is often defined as a subsector of traditional energy efficiency, focused on utility-scale distribution, grid connectivity and two-way communication with end users and devices.

unknown title 2009

Energy intelligence is often defined as a subsector of traditional energy efficiency, focused on utility-scale distribution, grid connectivity and two-way communication with end users and devices.

unknown title 2009

Energy intelligence is often defined as a subsector of traditional energy efficiency, focused on utility-scale distribution, grid connectivity and two-way communication with end users and devices.

unknown title 2009

At the same time, giving to domestic human services organizations declined 5.6% from the previous year--more than any other subsector.

Are American Philanthropists Ignoring The Poor? 2011

A total disenfranchised subsector of the far right.

Poll: Tea Party allies deny racism element, critics say otherwise 2010

As speculation increased over a Tepco nationalization Tuesday, the banking subsector on the Topix stock index tumbled 3% and the insurance subsector fell 2%, compared with a 0.9% drop of the overall Topix index.

Tepco Debt Worries Hit Financial Firms Atsuko Fukase 2011

The company focuses on a subsector of menswear called fashion casual, which is a relatively fragmented market.

China's Zuoan Has Flat Debut Lynn Cowan 2011

There is one notable exception: the precious-metals subsector, where ETF flows significantly outstrip those of mutual funds.

Commodities Investors Favor Mutual Funds Over ETFs Sam Mamudi 2011

The subsector underperformed broader oil and gas stocks by 27%, according to Citi Investment Research.

Politics Could Limit Rockhopper Bounce Andrew Peaple 2012