regions

Years of neglect meant that when Facebook finally expanded into those regions, it didn't really stand a chance.

Each city has its own local mass transit, and there hasn't been a push to standardize across regions.

It will be great to compare m1.small for all regions, or most cheap types in us-east-1 2.

Arab speaking countries/regions often go to war with one another (witness current and recent conflicts in Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, etc).

It's important to note that there are 3 different regions (German, French and Italian) which all have their own 'sub-culture'.

Your expectation that more donations would come from well-funded regions relies on the assumption that well-funded companies are more likely to donate.

Yahoo's offer was focused on the US, which allowed us to partner with Yandex and Baidu in other regions of the world.

Electricity trading through a wholesale market, perhaps broken up into regions, would enable the kind of efficient power flows a global supergrid would offer.

If the climate does start to negatively impact the more tertiary coffee growing regions, Brazil will not be able to bolster the entire coffee demand.

Do different regions give way to distinct strains of TB?

The pilot also recommends some changes to the seat to allow for better visibility, and a change to how various regions of the control laws are blended together.

It may be more accurate to say that The Valley has different standards for software development on web & mobile than employers in other regions and in different categories.

The picture becomes different, apparently, when you consider countries or regions where "God" is not a household word.

The author of [2], published just this month, concludes that "the health and longevity benefits of religiosity are restricted to highly religious regions." So sure, people who go with the flow are less likely to be stressed, more likely to be happy and healthy.