SaaS and other computing services supplied online, and collectively called "cloud computing", have become better and more widespread.
In the early 2000s, microbreweries collectively supplied 5 to 7percentt of the market, while imports, including beer from Canada, supplied 12 percent.16 A few businesses have outgrown the status of microbrewery to become large regional or even national shippers.
All of the big six, which collectively supply 98% of UK homes, have increased their prices in recent months.
The company will soon begin constructing the first in a series of 14 solar-power plants that will collectively supply more than 2.6 gigawatts (GW) of electricity enough to serve about 1.8m homes.
These principles of collaboration among domestic and foreign competitors have been embraced through the founding in 2003 of the Developing Country Vaccine Manufacturers Network (DCVMN), whose members collectively supply over half of UNICEF's vaccines [ 47].
There were 25 of them, planted in a grassy median before a Staples office supply store, collectively representing seven decades of Los Angeles history, from 1925, when the city's Bureau of Street Lighting was established, through 1992, when parts of the neighborhood went up in flames during the Los Angeles riots.
Collectively, these six countries supplied the Russian market on average with nearly 89 % of its total orange imports during the period 1996 2014.
When operated at full capacity, these systems collectively may supply 4155 TWh of electric energy in 1 year which would be roughly seven times the electric energy produced in Germany in the year 2011.
For example, in England and Wales, there are 89 local government pension schemes, which collectively owned £148bn of assets, as of April 2012 (according to data supplied by the pensions consultant John Ralfe).
Collectively, they become one of the great political and cultural documents of our time, its continuity supplied by the wit and ardor of the writer, its freshness by the many disjunctions.
High marketing returns have motivated commercialization of AIVs by small-scale farmers, who produce and supply them either individually or collectively in groups (Ngugi et al. 2007; Muhanji et al. 2011; Weinberger et al. 2011).
