Sentence examples for global frontier from inspiring English sources

According to GTM Research, Latin America is already the global frontier for unsubsidised solar markets.

In 1984, Stern's first finals as commissioner, Larry Bird's Celtics defeated Magic Johnson's Lakers in seven magnificent games that relaunched the sport and eventually helped open a new global frontier.

Efficiency scores are determined using nonparametric DEA with different input-output sets and considering different frontiers: global frontier (all HEIs pooled together), regional frontier (Europe and the U.S. having their own frontiers) and country-specific ones.

Second, we compare it with the mAb innovation system in India, which is rapidly catching up in the global frontier.

We will also discuss emerging applications and future directions of protein microarray technology in the global frontier.

Such conflicts on the global frontiers have a tendency to come home in ways that can be hard to track or pin down.

When seen from a long term perspective, the expansion of a global commodity frontier may, as shown by Moore in his study about historical global expansion of the sugar frontier, occur as a gradual and lengthy process [23].

Indeed, North Korea lies at the very edge of the global investment frontier.

At the end the cycle, are innovation-driven economies that focus on innovative products and services at the global technology frontier.

While it is true that their productive capabilities were not on the global technological frontier, it is also true that the growth rates in many African and LAC countries were higher in the 1970s and 1980s as compared to the post-reform period (Chang 2011; Khan 2009; McMillan and Rodrik 2012).

DRC is considered as a key agricultural producer in Africa before the war; and estimates suggest that if agricultural productivity were to catch up with the global technological frontier, DRC could feed around one-third of the world's population (Tollens [2004]).