Medecins Sans Frontieres also pointed to this lack of clarity in a recent paper on armed conflict and localised aid, warning that "the current thinking driving the localisation agenda fails to make an essential distinction between the different humanitarian contexts, and ignores the challenges faced by local actors in conflict settings".
Barra cited language localisation and regulatory issues as well as manufacturing challenges as hurdles to overcome before Xiaomi's smartphones could go on sale in the US and other key markets outside China.
As well as bringing the linguistically excluded online, localisation may keep small languages alive.Correction: This article originally included Indonesia in the list of countries where smartphones with Mozilla's new operating system is on sale.
If light is scattered so strongly that it goes almost everywhere, some is bound to bounce back into the cavity and get trapped there.This phenomenon is called Anderson localisation.
Since Anderson localisation depended on the wave nature of electrons, physicists quickly realised that it could work with light, too.To get Anderson localisation to operate in a random laser has not been easy, mainly because it is hard to find a substance that both acts as a high-gain medium and scatters light very strongly.
The third is localisation, which means it can agree a system of co-ordinates with its neighbours, so that they can measure distances between themselves.To form a shape, each 'bot is told what the desired outcome is, and four which act as "seeds"—are also informed of their starting-points.
Then it was going to make the differences between us all-important ("localisation").
The business of translation, interpreting and software localisation (revising websites, apps and the like for use in a foreign language) generates revenues of $37 billion a year, reckons Common Sense Advisory (CSA), a consulting firm.In this section Crudely put Pitfalls at Petrobras Love on the rocks Just the ticket Say what?
At more than 80% the country has the highest localisation in South-East Asia, according to IHS, a market research firm.
In some areas, he insists, open-source software is not seeking to catch up, because it is in the lead.One is localisation, or the translation of software into foreign languages.
Preparations were made for the supply of armies in the field, and the Reichsbank started buying and hoarding gold without regard to cost.German diplomacy was focused on what was deceivingly called a policy of "localisation": representing the murder of Archduke Ferdinand as a purely Austro-Serbian matter, with possible input from Russia but no subject for intervention by other powers.
