Sentence examples for globalized information from inspiring English sources

Crucially, this method now shows signs of having moved beyond the domestic sphere, reflecting the globalized information environment of today.

"The globalized information environment makes counterinsurgency even more difficult now," Kilcullen said.

The people who thrive in a globalized information economy have the ability to process complex waves of information.

Mr. Branch reminds us of Mr. Clinton's broader achievements in office: his deft stewardship of America's longest economic expansion and the country's entry into the globalized information age.

This Presidential Address surveys recent developments in commercialized and globalized information technologies that have and will continue to impact political and social relationships around the world.

Kilcullen was describing a willingness to show local people that supporting the enemy risks harm and hardship, not a campaign like the Phoenix program in Vietnam, in which noncombatants were assassinated; besides being unethical, such a tactic would inevitably backfire in the age of globalized information.

Because the Internet globalizes information markets, that means there is just one information market.

In a world "globalized" by information, consumerism and migration, cultures no longer stay put.

The iron law of oligarchy therefore remains a salient axis in the analysis of the internal politics of differentiated polities' societal associations, transnational advocacy networks, and multinational corporations, as well as of the broader nature of democratic politics in the globalizing Information Age.

In order to globalize the information over the entire test database and obtain an objective recognition score for each gesture category G, we compute three recognition rates defined as the percentages of gestures where the correct (with respect to the considered ground truth) category has been identified at first, second and third positions.

Now, Madrick maintains, the transition to a globalized, information-oriented, service economy presents similar challenges that, like the ones of earlier times, can best be answered by activist government.