If the carbon embodied in those goods were marked against the ledgers of the importing countries China would look a little less damaging, the rich world a lot less virtuous.
Open data released by the government will also be marked against World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee's 5 Star Scheme for data quality and reusability, and there will be an overhaul of the data.gov.uk site to include better search facilities, simpler ways to access information, and better tools for developers, such as API access to catalogue holdings.
I see from the programme's website that regular segments include the Hollywood cleavage-related Rack Report, as well as items such as Bitch Stole My Look, in which celebrities who have worn the same outfit are marked against each other – but enough of the world-changing for now.
Because even if the current social networks have the best intentions for their communities, billions of dollars have been marked against the economies generated by mining and exploiting that data.
Forbat [ 79]:234] claims that compared to family carers, dementia care nurses "… have no prior relationship by which their current interactions can be marked against.
The analyses were marked against a rubric with a 21-point scale (Table 4), and the resulting data showed that, in both the upper-level physiology course and the first-year seminar, students advanced in their ability to analyze visually.
Despite paying lip-service to global security, peace and justice, the west's history is marked by violence against those who refuse to capitulate to it.
The progression of AI is marked by victories against top players in many strategy games.
In the UK Government's official travel advice for Colombia, there's a map in which a huge swathe is marked as "advise against all but essential travel".
Neuropil is marked by antibodies against the perisynaptic marker bruchpilot (nc82, magenta).
