Technology companies held up better in the recession because they produce the tools that make it easier to operate globally — high-speed networking, clever software and powerful, inexpensive computers — and are in businesses tailored to exploit globalization.
In our proposed approach, the information collected from interactions performed by different users is globally exploited, i.e., users can benefit from each other's interactions.
Second, the monotonic structure of the rate space problem is exploited to compute a globally optimal rate vector with an outer approximation algorithm.
These properties have already been exploited in animals to globally assess pulmonary gas exchange capacity [14], [15], [16] and interstitial membrane thickness [16] using NMR spectroscopy.
The International Labour Organization estimates that 1.8 million children globally are exploited in the multi-billion dollar commercial sex industry, which includes child sex tourism.
It all means that globally about 85% of stocks are said to be fully exploited, over-exploited, depleted or slowly recovering.
Al Qaeda appeared as an organization that operates globally, exploiting barely functioning states, while using a particular cultural and religious tradition as its motivation.
Those who don't exploit their assets globally risk missing some huge opportunities".Analogue broadcasting technology limited the number of channels available.
The ITV head of global content, Dawn Airey, has said she plans for the division to show "imperialistic tendencies", including looking at production centres in markets such as India, to challenge BBC Worldwide in exploiting programming franchises globally.
This paper describes a N. gonorrhoeae typing scheme that exploits the existing globally accessible Neisseria MLST database [ 23, 24], which provides publicly available isolate information as well as nucleotide sequence data.
