Sentence examples for the global exercise from inspiring English sources

But failure doesn't seem to faze Ford, and they keep repeating the global exercise.

The second study, presented in this paper, aimed at ranking policy/research items, in order to identify policy and research gaps on ATM in LMICs of LAC, as perceived by policy makers, researchers, and non-governmental organization (NGO) and international organization representatives; the results of both were used in the global exercise [ 13].

On the other side, the deal is also another meaningful global exercise from Tencent.

T-AMP was shorter considering global, yellow and green codes for T as opposed to NT. Global and green LOS was also shorter in the T group as opposed to NT. Training seems to influence global exercise management, less affecting red codes but with an impact on yellow and green evacuation strategies.

Johnson Matthey "is always looking for excellence, and sees recruitment as a global exercise", says Prest. "We have many different nationalities working in our R&D".

As part of a more comprehensive approach, which included a scoping study of the scientific literature, it achieved useful results both at country and regional levels, and also contributed to a global exercise of research priority settings.

As part of a global exercise on priority setting for health policy and research on ATM in LMICs, coordinated by the Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research AHPSRR) [ 13], two studies involving Latin American and the Caribbean (LAC) LMICs were carried out by researchers from the Sergio Arouca National School of Public Health, Brazil.

Exercises such as these could inform future multi-national global exercises in the volcanological community to enhance and inform best practice and protocols for international collaboration and response to an event that crosses country borders.

For global exercises, awareness of national and regional research priorities is important in reaching an inclusive research agenda that is relevant for national and regional contexts [ 1, 72].

A consolidation of results from country, regional, and global exercises allowed authors to define a final list of 18 crosscutting high-priority policy issues related to ATM in LMICs.

All ratios of relative back muscle activity were about 1. Van Dieën et al. [ 21] reported ratios of the lumbar to the thoracic erector spinae (ES) muscles, representing local to global muscle activity, varying from 0.5 to 0.9 in healthy subjects during global exercises in a semi-seated posture.