Sentence examples for a globalized network from inspiring English sources

Case studies provided much evidence of trust between researchers (i.e., independent scientists within a globalized network) being perceived as much stronger than that between researchers and their institutions, or between institutions – where 'institutions' were seen as the overall body, usually a university, but sometimes a department or faculty.

At the same time, on the global scale, the current structure of global macroeconomic network harbors higher tolerance to extreme crises than the more "globalized" network structures obtained by randomized global networks.

Although the whole world is not globalized, all regions have critical processes that are supported by globalized networks (Castells 2008).

The globalized networks of NGOs, transnational research groups, charities, donors and international organizations that have converged on the city do not aim for political change or broad socio-economic improvement, but offer either technical interventions into disease and poverty or a focus on knowledge production and dissemination.

Besides, in a globalized world where ideas and networks circulate beyond the control of states, we have little choice but to forcefully present our strongest counter-arguments and embrace the challenge of fighting extremism in the open.

A globalized world economy needs global power sources.

Our respondents are mediators and active networkers in a globalized and transnationally connected world.

AfriForum's work has helped "feed the efforts of the conspiracy theorists and hate networks that hope to create a globalized narrative of white victimhood," Dawes of Human Rights Watch said.

However, one option focused on collaborative network processes, similar to what is emerging in a globalized DRM system and the broader "adaptable multi-lateral sprawl".

In a globalized economic environment America will need superb schools, the best possible communications network and a first-rate air transport system to remain competitive with lower-wage countries.

The events of the past few days -- unwanted side effects of our network society -- are just one of the periodic reminders that we live in a globalized world.