Sentence examples for international data exchange from inspiring English sources

Most Internet traffic comes from outside India, and thus hits the bottleneck of India's publicly owned telecoms companies, which have a monopoly of long-distance telephony and international data exchange.

This paper discusses a framework for conceptual packages of ideas focused on a strategic development for international research data exchange in the field of radiation therapy and oncology.

Subsequently he became a research officer for the National Research Council of Canada on computer-integrated manufacturing and represented Canada in the development of the international product data exchange standard, STEP.

However, promoting the use of the IUGONET's tools will not succeed without international and open data exchange.

Because the assay-specific SDOPs were developed in complete compliance with the MIMPP and PPML, they are in accordance with international standards for data exchange.

It is evident that we have reached a time in history where several strands in metabolomics science, including research, application and the emergence of an international network of data exchange through specialist and general purpose data repositories, are converging to bring this field to a new level of professionalism.

The Human Genome Organization (HUGO) formed in 1988 with private funding (from Howard Hughes Medical Institute in the U.S. and the Wellcome Trust in the U.K). to help coordinate these efforts, particularly regarding communication and data exchange across international boundaries.

An important reason for the acquisition and use of the SVG format is also that it is becoming the basis (recommended for the time being, and mandatory in future) for electronic document management in the sphere of design documentation as part of international efforts to standardize and harmonize data exchange formats.

This implies not only the deployment of more observing instruments but also better international collaboration to maximise data availability and improve data exchange (Stanislawska and Belehaki 2009).

Certain member countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and development (OECD) in 2002 established the OECD pipe failure data exchange project (OPDE) to produce an international database on the piping service experience applicable to commercial nuclear power plants.

As a result of this process, a Unified Wood Energy Terminology has been created to facilitate data exchange between the major national and international organizations (see Box by D. Thrän, p. 10).