Sentence examples for worldwide defined from inspiring English sources

Quarterly tablet shipments worldwide (defined by IDC as devices sent through to distribution channels  like operators, retailers or end users) totaled 25 million, with Apple, on the back of the new iPad launch in March, blowing everyone out of the water with record-breaking shipments of 17 million+ iPad tablets, working out to a 68% market share (up by nearly 7 percentage points on last year).

This interfacing between non-Western elites and American centers of power is how Washington's interpretation of capitalism -- a regime of privatization, deregulation and financial liberalization -- became the basis for public policies worldwide, defining afresh the common sense way we live in and understand the world.

Sony says that they moved a total of 6.5 million PlayStation 2/3/PSP/Vita units worldwide (Sony defines "holiday season" as between November 21 and January 5 in Asia, November 21 through December 31 in America, and November 18 through December 31 in Europe).

One of the first challenges to projecting the impacts of climate change on mediterranean ecosystems worldwide is defining the MCE.

Governments worldwide began defining their own policies and goals for maternal mortality reduction accordingly.

Alcoholism is a worldwide health problem defined as a chronic disorder of alcohol dependence (WHO, 2010).

Since its introduction in 2005 the IUAPC InChI chemical structure standard has become the international, worldwide standard for defined chemical structures.

Since its public introduction in 2005 the IUPAC InChI chemical structure identifier standard has become the international, worldwide standard for defined chemical structures.

Promising cooling strategies including water side economizer and indirect evaporative cooler (IEC) are modeled and analyzed for the 17 worldwide climate zones defined by ASHRAE 90.1.

When determining the shelf life for this dosage form, it is recommended to perform this study at controlled RT and relative humidity according the worldwide climatic zone defined by WHO (Aulton & Taylor, 2013), where the products will be marketed.

IMPACT: With rapidly increasing bacterial virulence and antibiotic resistance worldwide, small, well defined, cost-effective and orally delivered glycosylated dendrimers could become a useful new therapeutic addition for a wide spectrum of cytokine mediated inflammatory diarrhoeas.