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Each of the seven domains of HSI can be expressed in more general terms across a broader organization.

Mapping of ecosystem services' (ESS) values means valuing ESS in monetary terms across a relatively large geographical area and assessing how values vary across space.

An alcoholic as a young teenager, she lost prime years to drug addiction and dealing, then two prison terms across a downward spiral in which her two sons fended for themselves.

In relative terms, across a range of measures, deal volume growth was higher and faster among family offices than VC funds for a significant period of time.

The early Spotify engineer also made reference to Spotify's speed, and explained how Spotify works in engineering terms across a distributed system, and presumably, judging by slides, how the company combines consistency, tolerance, and partition tolerance for maximum efficiency.

According to IBM, "The goal is to have computers start to interact in natural human terms across a range of applications and processes, understanding the questions that humans ask and providing answers that humans can understand and justify".

Customers are using technology to engage with brands on their own terms — across an array of devices and channels — before, during and after they buy.

Weak solutions of the present problem were obtained resorting both to the distribution theory and to the integral formulation of momentum conservation: the comparison of these two approaches allowed us to give a physical insight into the meaning of the nonconservative term across a discontinuity.

HPE seeks to become a top services provider for the multi-cloud environment enterprises recognize they will continue to be managing long-term across a variety of public and private cloud infrastructures.

This problem potentially takes two forms: short-term (minute scale) temporal autocorrelation that may contribute to violations of standard regression assumptions, and long-term (across a sampling shift) time trends that may cause difficulty in differentiating spatial from temporal trends.

Pedometer-based walking programs can increase walking, at least in the short term, across a range of patient populations, including those at high risk for cardiovascular disease [ 36] and patients with mental health conditions [ 42, 43].