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Its latest financial results showed revenue up 38%, and nearly a third of its $1.25bn£0.8bnbn) advertising revenues are now generated by ads on mobiles and tablets.

The company hotel in the company town of Europe's biggest media and entertainment business offers no entertainment in the evenings: there are no English-language movies on television, indeed nothing at all in English, to while away the North-Rhine Westphalian evening.Although two-thirds of Bertelsmann's revenues are now generated outside Germany, you would never know it in Gütersloh.

By some estimates over 2.5 Quintillion (yes, that's a thing) bytes of data are now generated by us daily and this is increasing exponentially monthly.

Gerstner said that $20 billion in annual sales, or 25% of the companies' total revenues, are now generated through the company's e-business operations, which include sales over the web.

As digitization has become an integral part of everyday life, huge amounts of data are now generated across all aspects of city life, from daily commute to healthy lifestyles.

For the evaluation of this scenario, the outliers are now generated by a chi-square distribution with different degrees of freedom v for each class: to a certain percentage of the feature vectors a vector is added which is drawn at random from a chi-square distribution where for each class, different values for v are chosen.

With the advent of next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies, researchers are now generating a deluge of data on high dimensional genomic variations, whose analysis is likely to reveal rare variants involved in the complex etiology of disease.

More generally, will you presumptively share publicly all materials you are now generating related to capping the well, capturing oil and cleaning up the ocean and shore?

Its 35 million registered users are now generating more than $25 million a day in transactions, roughly three times the pace of just a year ago.

The Sunnis, though a minority in Iraq, fared well during Mr. Hussein's reign, and their neighborhoods are now generating violence against the Americans.

Only 10 of Japan's 54 reactors are now generating electricity, a sharp reduction for an industry that once supplied 30 percent of the country's electricity.