Sentence examples for globally represented from inspiring English sources

Other than that, only Toho's 3D animation Stand By Me Doraemon – taking another $4m in China for 11th place globally – represented for the non-Hollywood brigade this week.

Another implication is that intelligent use of the levers depends on rebuilding proper expertise, especially within the tradition of town planning, globally represented by figures such as the late Sir Peter Hall.

The radial temperature profile in the ejected thermal fire plume at various height can be globally represented by the Gaussian function (Tz,x−T∞Tz,max−T∞= e[−β(x−xmFWHM 2]) with and without facade wall, where the value of β was found to be 2ln2.

Convene a globally represented group of developers and users of genome engineering technology, and experts in genetics, law and bioethics, as well as members of the scientific community, the public and government agencies to further consider these issues and place appropriate policies.

These data are then globally represented in terms of genetic networks.

To date, drawings or human models in scales are globally represented from the front [ 16, 33, 34], sometimes three-quarters [ 19, 35] or in profile [ 36], but rarely from both front and profile.

If accepted, the definition will globally represent what social work is.

After this point, GHG emissions from soils would globally represent a net GHG source to the atmosphere.

Presumably, the goal is for these Chinese investment banks to compete throughout Asia and globally represent Chinese companies.

Together, birth defects affect one in every 33 births globally, representing a huge burden of childhood death and disability, especially in developing countries: nearly 300,000 infant deaths and over three million new cases of disability annually.

Further, the number of deals decreased by 47.0% to 367 in the U.S. and by 28.0% to 1,858 globally, representing the lowest monthly values recorded in the history of this publication.