英語 での Internet penetration の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Internet penetration globally since 2000 has risen from little over 400 million users to about 3.5 billion in 2016.
CNN has an excellent map of Facebook and Internet penetration in the Middle East and North Africa here.
The Internet penetration rate had reached 54.3 percent, an increase of 1.1 percent from the end of 2016.
Internet penetration also explains Australia's nine-place fall in cyber resilience.
The Internet penetration rate was 54.3%, up by 1.1 percentage points than that in the end of 2016.
Internet penetration: Social networking sites were critical to sustaining the momentum in the recent protests.
In the African region, the Internet penetration rate has been rapidly growing, which means cyber security incidents are also expected to increase likewise.
The drop reflects a deterioration in civil liberties within the country rating and a slight uptick in the country's internet penetration.
The IT sector of Pakistan is also growing significantly and the country has an Internet penetration of about 10.6 percent.
The internet penetration rate in Russia continues to grow, and the majority of would-be users can find internet access at an acceptable speed and for an affordable price.
Even though Myanmar has the world's second lowest Internet penetration rate, Rocket Internet still believes in the potential of a site advertising cars there.
In addition, at just 28 percent, Thailand's internet penetration rate remains low and behind other regions compared to the global average of 35 percent.
According to the GSMA Mobile Economy: Middle East and North Africa 2018 report, Iraq has only a 52% wireless Internet penetration rate, presenting a great opportunity for telecom service providers in that market.
Readiness: A lack of readiness or capacity(evident, for example, in low Internet penetration or technical literacy rates) can severely limit the impact of open data.
The Internet penetration rate in emerging countries(Note 2 in Table 1) grew from 11.9% in 2007 to 32.4% in 2014, which, in turn, has brought about significant changes in entire societies.
Calculation method Firstly, we gathered information about each country's total number of Internet users, HFCE and total population, from which we determined both the Internet penetration rate* and the HFCE per capita for each country.
Firstly, we gathered information about the number of Internet users, HFCE and the total population, from which we determined both the Internet penetration rate* and HFCE per capita for each country.
Like Brazil, Russia remains a market to watch. Its 61.4% Internet penetration rate is on the rise, a perfect fit for e-commerce endeavors.
This gap- and VK's influence- will continue to grow as Russia's Internet penetration approaches the standard of Western Europe, likely well within the next 15 years.
Mexico's growing middle class, and ever-increasing Internet penetration, also help paint a rosy picture for companies interested in expanding into the market online.