Sentence examples for worldwide introduction from inspiring English sources

This follows the worldwide introduction of internet addresses with non-roman characters earlier this year.

The company had already delayed the worldwide introduction of the PlayStation 3 to November from spring of this year.

Mr. Cunningham, the Canalys analyst, said Microsoft's coming worldwide introduction of Windows Phone 8 had stopped Nokia's initial momentum with Lumia.

* Otto Versand, Hamburg, Germany, a mail-order retailer, to the London office of Grey Worldwide, part of the Grey Global Group, to handle the worldwide introduction of a clothing line called Pure by Together.

* Aventis Pharma, Bridgewater, N.J., and Pfizer, New York, to Lally McFarland & Pantello Euro RSCG, New York, part of the Euro RSCG Worldwide unit of Havas Advertising, to handle the worldwide introduction of an inhaled-insulin diabetes treatment the companies are developing.

The performance by Samsung is all the more impressive because it came before the worldwide introduction of the company's newest high-end handset, the Galaxy S4. "We expect the new Galaxy S4 to be very popular despite being more of an evolution than a truly revolutionary device compared to the S3," said Anshul Gupta, a principal research analyst at Gartner, in a statement.

Other studios and networks are also trying to accelerate their worldwide introductions of TV shows, as evidenced this month by the Walt Disney Company's premiere of the new ABC drama "Missing" in 31 territories four days ahead of the opening date in the United States.

Recent studies of the routes of worldwide introductions of alien organisms suggest that many widespread invasions could have stemmed not from the native range, but from a particularly successful invasive population, which serves as the source of colonists for remote new territories.

A meta-analysis of about 250 worldwide introductions of parasitoids against Lepidoptera provides evidence for both environmental and demographic stochasticity (Hopper and Roush 1993).

Acacia dealbata has a long and complex history of worldwide introductions from Australia, at least since its introduction in the early 18th century in Europe (Kull et al., 2011).

However, another development is changing this landscape further in almost all English-speaking countries, in Scandinavian countries, in the Netherlands and in several hospitals in Europe and worldwide: the introduction of RRTs.