Sentence examples for which globally works from inspiring English sources

Unlike the traditional object detection and classification which globally works on an image or a patch, the scene segmentation is a pixel-wise classification which requires more accurate boundary localization of each object and area inside the images.

In 2008 the watch dog 'Reporters without Borders', which works globally to protect press freedom, described it as 'Africa's deadliest country'.

Foreign nationals and countries are prohibited from donating directly to American political campaigns, but have given hundreds of millions of dollars to the Clinton Foundation, which works globally to combat AIDS/H.I.V., malaria, childhood obesity and climate change, and promotes women's rights and other causes.

Globally, working animals supply approximately 50% of agricultural power needs.

Fishermen globally work on vessels that are typically less than 12m in length.

And with market leader Spotify — which works with Kobalt globally too — now valued at over $8.5 billion, it's clear that streaming is becoming increasingly mainstream and those who offer streamed music need to step up in its game for how to work better with artists and music creators.

The entire series will be available to view globally at once, which works out at 8am UK time on Friday, in a move likely to herald a rash of sick days and Valentine's Day date-night plans on the sofa with pizza.

In an effort to bring every girl the right of education that she was nearly denied, Malala Yousafzai launched her eponymous foundation, which works to empower girls globally and allow them to reach their full potential.

YieldKit reckons it has superior technology compared to Viglinks – mainly in the US – and Skimlinks, which is working with publishers globally but mainly in the UK and US.

We are also leaders in attacking spam -- one of our leading engineers co-chairs the Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group which collaborates globally to deal with the scourge of spam that now constitutes nearly 85percentt of all e-mail traffic.

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