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121 Likewise, procedure calls to globally defined functions are redirected through the "Procedure Linkage Table" (PLT) residing in the data segment of the core image.

122 PSHG_p.DE) took the wraps off its much-awaited Panamera grand tourer in Shanghai on Sunday, saying it wanted new customers in the luxury performance-car segment to expand its sales globally.

123 This is more crucial for static linking than dynamic, because a non-static identifier will be globally visible.

124 Globally consolidate and integrate heat exchanger demand across industries, customers and applications.

125 Globally, we have seen a - change over the past few years.

126 The globally heterogeneously distributed boron resources are represented by 73% reserves and 70% reserve base respectively dispersed in USA, Turkish, Russia and Kazakstan.

127 China is about 13 per cent of listed capitalisation globally.

128 Celanese is known globally for its superior technical knowledge and customer service.

129 By means of Lyapunov stability theorem[sentencedict.com], it is proved that the dynamics of the synchronization error is globally and asymptotically stable.

130 Reusing the existing IP cores to compose globally asynchronous locally synchronous system is gaining increasing importance for the upcoming system-on-chip designs.

131 "It turns out we can very simply manipulate their genetics to produce fungi that induce up to a five-fold growth increase in this globally important food plant, " Sanders said.

132 The fourth Waterbird Population Estimate found that 44 percent of the 900 species globally have fallen in the past five years, while 34 percent were stable, and 17 percent rising.

133 The degree which attains in the Northern Europe four countries has the international roadability , globally has the very good approval.

134 The objective function is a strictly concave function, with two decision variables of ship size and ship speed, and its solution is globally optimal and unique.

135 Globally, there was an inverse association between years of schooling and self-rated poor health (odds ratio, OR: 0.929; 95% confidence interval, CI: 0.926–0.933).

136 The positive invariant property, eventual boundedness, non-persistence, permanence, extinction, and globally asymptotic stability of the system was investigated.

137 With fewer traditional workers, even in the developing world, and an increasing need to industrialise poorer countries, technology will be used to raise productivity globally.

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

138 Enabling this option will globally change your date and time format.

139 Based on the rational approximation of the FFD operator, we extend the two coefficients to be optimized to four coefficients, then we optimize them globally using simulated annealing algorithm.

140 Tokyo retained its place as the second most expensive Asian city but globally, the Japanese capital dropped out of the top 10 list for the first time because of the weaker yen.

141 LEO Pharma, founded in 1908, is a globally, leading pharmaceutical company within Dermatology and Critical Care.

142 The proposed algorithm is shown to be globally convergent without any normality assumption.

143 The globally attractiveness of the corresponding discrete-time system is studied too.

144 Globally the United States will not enjoy the hegemonic position it has occupied until now, something underscored by Russia's Aug. 7 invasion of Georgia.

145 By the above facts, it is necessary in analyzing globally asymptotical stability of the origin that the other asymptotical stability equilibrium points are false ones.

146 Sustained revenue per available room (RevPAR) declines globally - mostly in the double digits - and ongoing debt market illiquidity continued to be significant challenges for hotel investors.

147 It is proved that globally asymptotical stability and convergence of the resulting closed-loop system are guaranteed by the range of the prediction horizon.

148 They include 5, 000 new layoffs of white collar workers, which will occur globally by the end of March.

149 A programme that might globally benefit society might harm the wellbeing of minorities or groups of people living in particular circumstances," says Archer.

150 How does the Midwest enterprise to operate globally? The Midwest is turning.