Sentence examples for more globally distributed from inspiring English sources

The 24-h experiments usually consist of a core network of 8 or more globally distributed stations.

As information in automation services support systems comes more and more globally distributed becomes Service Oriented Architechture viable solution for information access.

Conceivably, the observed task performance effects associated with aging may exert a more globally distributed effect on cortical functional organization, while local effects become more pronounced after controlling for performance differences.

All isolates from the more regionally-localized population (population 2) possessed 1.94 ± 0.74 times the amount of DNA, grew more slowly, and were generally larger than isolates from the more globally distributed population (population 1).

Many of these brachiopods were endemic (confined to a particular region) to Laurentia, as opposed to the more cosmopolitan (globally distributed) forms that lived at the edges of the continent.

Thinking about BPS is more relevant for mature organizations with globally distributed processes that engage in operational excellence.

Artemisia vulgaris L. (commonly known as mugwort) belongs to the Asteraceae family of plants, which consists of more than 500 species that are globally distributed.

As thinking about BPS is more relevant for mature organizations that have globally distributed processes and engage in operational excellence, our decision model can serve the most relevant fields of applications.

Pilot's philosophy is that a globally distributed talent pool ultimately means more choice and, statistically speaking, access to better choices ("We believe talent is evenly distributed across the globe," is how Drozdzynski puts it).

They have a vision of a more sustainable future, and invent new ways of organizing a globally distributed organization.

More pragmatically, there are vast logistical challenges with managing money on globally distributed volunteer teams that can make paying for work logistically challenging.