Sentence examples for global mirror from inspiring English sources

We will also distribute your course to global mirror sites to make it available in regions with limited internet bandwidth.

People can access video and audio content published on OCW through additional channels like YouTube and iTunes U. Global mirror sites further expand the OCW audience to include people living where Internet bandwidth is limited.

So it's essentially asking to be viewed as a global mirror, and so be let off the moral hook.

The global mirror image between H3K4me2 and H3K27me3 at the Xic, together with the opposite influence of Tsix on both marks across Xist/ Tsix, could suggest that Tsix blocks H3K27me3 spreading through the deposition of H3K4me2.

The justifications for inaction on global warming mirror the economic ones.

They will detect similarities between one level of the game and another, the complex balancing act of global trade mirroring the complex balancing act of building a sustainable environment.

While Tuesday's announcement from Publicis included a number of key management changes, it also disclosed that digital agencies Razorfish and Rosetta would merge under the Razorfish Global brand, mirroring a similar move to merge sister digital agencies Digitas and LBi in 2013.

The seasonal model better captured the spring precipitation changes than the global model, mirrored by the narrower confidence interval circled by the 25 and 75% percentile curves.

Indonesia's progress towards reaching the 2015 Millennium Development Goals for child and maternal mortality – referred to as MDGs 4 and 5 respectively – mirror global progress ten years after world leaders committed to a World Fit for Children at the UN Special Session on Children in 2001.

The attacks on climate science that were made ahead of the Copenhagen climate change summit were "organised" to undermine efforts to tackle global warming and mirror the earlier tactics of the tobacco industry, according to the vice-chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

With experts giving high marks to NGO leaders on advancing the sustainability agenda, middling ratings to corporate leaders and leaders of multilateral organisations and poor grades to nationally elected governmental leaders, the expert perspectives mirror global public opinion polling on trust.