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91 The detailed studies by terrorism experts Peter Bergen and Paul Cruickshank have found that the invasion of Iraq, and the torture used there, caused a seven-fold increase in jihadism globally.

92 Globally, Hotel price rose 15% year on year, reflecting the increasing demand for hotel rooms against a backdrop of undersupply.

93 Ian Roper, of CLSA, forecasts prices will stay around $145 per tonne this year, falling to $120 per tonne next year as more supply comes online globally.

94 A network host needs to obtain a globally unique address in order to function on the Internet.

95 Existence and the rationality of everlastingness are human intrinsic concerns, and. sustainable development expands such rationality in a broader space socially and globally.

96 Specially, if the infective rate is bilinear, both of the equilibria are globally asymptotically stable.

97 Here, Atlantic cod and herring as still declining, while globally populations of large predators such as sharks and rays are in rapid decline.

98 In contrast the United States, which produces the most water research, has a wider, more globally relevant range of subjects, the report found.

99 The project key must be globally unique if DOAP descriptions are to be shared on the Web.

100 Globally mixed farming systems produce the largest share of total meat (54 percent), and milk (90 percent).

101 Globally, UBS recently merged its equity and debt capital desks, a move that better enables bankers there to find solutions for companies whose refinancing options have dwindled.

102 The survey also found that consumers were not just obsessed with flawless skin--haircare products are among the most sought after treatments globally, especially in Latin America and Asia.

103 Our a-c ? brand is globally recognized, respected and acknowledged as the industry standard.

104 Based on the smart terminal, the competition for platform system from the hardware platform to the operation system, the middleware and the applications platform have been in shape globally.

105 Networking between ACES globally and regionally, actively sharing information and experiences with open mind attitude.

106 Requests for strategic intelligence are steadily on the rise globally.

107 Inflation is likely to remain contained this year by the absence of price pressures globally while a wage-price spiral is not likely.

107 Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

108 Her Gold status brings benefits, like an introduction to Coke's globally standardized selling techniques.

109 The design method of globally asymptotically stable observers for nonlinear process is proposed.

110 In addition, the comment element is also globally defined as a string type.

111 This might be acceptable for a workgroup project, but is not desirable for globally shared file space such as the /tmp directory.

112 Stunting in children under five years old has decreased globally from 40% to 27% over the same period.

113 Moreover, under some additional conditions, the periodic solution is globally attractive.

114 Indeed, globally the jet stream retreated 270 miles poleward and weakened during the period 1970 - 2001, in line with climate model expectations.

115 In March 2006 website, which has a new facelift, to create a globally oriented shopping network.

116 Between China and India – the aspiring Asian superpowers , China ranks higher for innovation and 37th globally, compared to India, ranked 41st.

117 Networking ACES globally and regionally, actively sharing information and experiences with open mind attitude.

118 Or perhaps the fear spreading plagueabout the nuclear meltdown in Japan slowly spreading globally?

119 We connect young people globally to help our world to become a better place through realizing 10,000 international traineeship exchanges as the core of any learning experience.

120 Finally, to try grasping the meanings influence and limitations globally, the paper summarizes and reviews Berdyaev's humanics in concluding remarks.