Sentence examples for the scale of operating from inspiring English sources

While ODINE had a national precursor in the successful open data incubator programme set up by the UK's Open Data Institute (ODI), the scale of operating across the EU was one of the biggest challenges.

Your mission is to create a cohesive global brand presence that captures all the scale of operating a brand at a global level.

The existence and locations of these facilities depend on a variety of factors that include the distribution of natural resources and the economy of scale of operating large facilities.

The memo also says that "Cisco is operating from established positions of strength, which include the scale of its operating systems, superior ASICS, unique embedded intelligence, experienced engineering expertise, and an expansive installed base most of which has no interest in completely replacing what it has already invested in so heavily".

No single person, and no collective of volunteers, had ever succeeded in finishing a software project on the scale of a complete operating system.

The scale of ecological dynamics can operate like a closed system, such as aphids migrating on a single tree, while at the same time remain open with regard to broader scale influences, such as atmosphere or climate.

This is a new kind of operating system that operates on the scale of the entire data center, which means instead of controlling a single machine, the operating system sits on top of the data center and enables administrators to treat all of the resources in the data center as a single, virtual entity.

Purdy: We don't know yet what it looks like to have democratic politics on either the scale of space or time that operates at the level of these Anthropocene questions, many of which are global in scale, or that is capable of thinking responsibly across the scale of time that Anthropocene decisions imply, where carbon emissions commit us to hundreds of years of their presence in the atmosphere.

Even where local markets still operate, the scale of demand can cause local shortages, price hikes, and difficulties in material procurement (Bilau and Witt 2016).

As staggering as those numbers are, however, it's important to look at the scale of the situartion the ATF was operating in: the Mexican government has estimated that 34,000 Mexicans have been killed in the drug wars between 2006 and 2010.

The scale of the event was unknown; six operating theatres were made ready but only four were ever required simultaneously.