Al Qaeda appeared as an organization that operates globally, exploiting barely functioning states, while using a particular cultural and religious tradition as its motivation.
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.
This research is aimed at gaining insight into the enablers that led towards an increasing trend (observed globally) in exploiting waste as a fuel for electricity generation, and to outline the presence of obstacles that hinder separation of waste for electricity use in the South African context.
In other words we do not reject to think "globally" by exploiting the overall topology of the network, but at the same time we solve "locally" by designing implementations of these algorithms through a vertex-centric programming model [ 14, 26].
"Sometimes it fails but when it works, it works spectacularly and can be exploited globally.
It all means that globally about 85% of stocks are said to be fully exploited, over-exploited, depleted or slowly recovering.
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.
In this method, both the gene nodes which are strongly connected and gene nodes with poor connectivity can also be exploited so as to discover biomakers globally through some noise introduced by random teleportation.
The project also points to findings by the International Labor Organization that discovered there are 20.9 million victims of human trafficking globally -- a figure which includes those who are exploited and controlled for profit through both forced sex or forced labor.
