Sentence examples for globally smaller from inspiring English sources
While Global Crossing grows globally, smaller companies like Citizens Communications are seeking to fill gaps in local services.
Globally smaller for starved fish Deng et al. (2009) White sturgeon/liver Feeding rate (5 25 % BW day−1/2 weeks) Heat shock (26 °C/4 h) 60; 70 Feeding rate: ↘ in lower feeding rate Heat shock: ↗ Silvestre et al. (2010) Green sturgeon, white sturgeon/whole larvae Selenium intoxication (8 μg g−1/8–12 days) Heat shock (26 °C/8 days) 90 Selenium intoxication: ↔ Heat shock: ↗.
I further theorized that "cultures will systematically merge" and greater opportunities will be availed to nations around the world to become inclusively international in this emerging "globally smaller world".
6) The brains of Nde1 mutants appear to be globally smaller.
Any explanation for this? 6) The brains of Nde1 mutants appear to be globally smaller.
Moreover, peak-to-trough amplitudes of mRNA accumulation were overall reduced in Dicer knockouts, although this effect was globally smaller and more variable across the transcriptome.
Globally, small islands below 100,000 inhabitants represent a large number of diesel based mini-grids.
(2015) also reported globally distributed small-scale grabens that are not associated with compressional features.
It calls for a combination of globally distributed small-scale and medium-scale instruments, supported by facility-class instruments such as EISCAT_3D, all of which contribute data to a "Geospace Assimilation Grid" which in turn provides data to a range of search engines, virtual observatories, and space weather models.
There is a social movement to change the way we trade globally, allowing small-scale producers to participate and thrive, and to provide social services locally in impoverished producer communities that are not provided by local or federal governments.
As Uber, which has raised at least $10 billion and is valued at $60 billion, continues to grow globally, many smaller regional competitors have fallen by the wayside, consolidated or been snapped up by strategic backers who have the capital and reach to grow them (or at least only get slightly bruised trying).
