Given all the disinformation out there, the strategy of think globally, name locally is actually a great idea.
It says "hundreds" of large enterprises are using its platform globally, name-checking the likes of ABN Amro, Sprint, Dun & Bradstreet, Genzyme, KPN, Liberty Mutual, LV=, Roche and TNT. .
The FDA should also reject calls to stray from the globally recognized naming system.
Asked to name assets that best served Britain globally, elite respondents named the BBC and British culture.
To this end, a new neural network system, named Globally Enhanced General Regression Neural Network (GE-GRNN), is proposed to solve multiple emissions prediction problem for utility boiler under on-line environment.
Y-patch motifs and TC-microsatellites are two names used to globally describe T and C rich sequences widely surrounding the TSS.
We extracted all data from our prospectively maintained archive of publicly accessible health statistics, named the Globally Accumulated health Indicator Archive (GAIA).
Ask an investor in London or New York to name globally respected South-East Asian firms and the answer is unlikely to consist of much more than Singapore Airlines.In a recent book, "Asian Godfathers", Joe Studwell, a journalist, examines this failure in stark terms.
Farmer attitudes toward the register were globally positive, even though they named a wide variety of constraints.
Recent study[14] proposed a globally optimal power control scheme, named MAPEL, by exploiting the monotonic nature of the underlying optimization problem.
