| Thirdly, there is a need for serious investment in research into new energy technologies. |
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| The contract includes a full-scale reusable system that will provide the capability to test technologies in a launch pad abort situation. |
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| This is particularly true in the office, where crafty technologies help bosses keep abreast of what their employees are doing. |
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| The replacement cycle tends to be three years for PCs, and a compelling set of technologies and features also motivates replacements. |
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| Also, the more technically savvy a participating business is, the easier it is to continue to keep up-to-date with technologies. |
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| Counties tend to adopt newer technologies that are analogous to the technology they move away from. |
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| To look for the marks, an unprecedentedly broad range of technologies would be required. |
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| What they have in common is an urge to combine zippy new technologies with real-life social interaction. |
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| They take advantage of current technologies in resourceful and imaginative ways. |
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| Many have leapfrogged transitional stages of development by adopting more advanced technologies. |
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| The making of a car involves mechanical, electrical, electronic and computer technologies, which is typical of mechatronics. |
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| A recent form of regulatory water-use restriction is the imposition of specific water-use technologies in building codes. |
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| The development of new technologies always screws somebody over in the end. |
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| As a result of product life cycle coming into play, prices have decreased significantly in these technologies. |
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| The entry, descent and landing system will utilise key technologies involving airbags and possibly retrorockets. |
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| The first chapter talks about the technologies available, the costs associated with each type and the relative merits of each approach. |
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| The storage technologies underlying these solutions include hard disk drive-based systems, magnetic tape and optical storage. |
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| The Register will act as a proving ground for existing copyright protection schemes and as a test bed for future technologies. |
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| How can these technologies be leveraged to help promote the common goals of humanity? |
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| Application aware systems that leverage technologies such as fabric virtualization will change all that. |
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| How do we define and protect public values when we are only just beginning to see mass public use of these technologies? |
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| Other safety-related technologies like anti-lock brakes fell short when consumers were asked to pay for it as an option. |
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| New technologies offer rich opportunities for enhancing the skills that liberal education seeks to develop. |
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| In simplest terms, authentication technologies ensure that individuals are who they claim to be. |
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| Is it your hope that they will agree to license your technologies, or do you hope to force them to withdraw from the market? |
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| Also important was the wide availability of new audio-visual technologies such as digital video cameras and projectors. |
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| The advances in these two technologies have enabled TV makers to build thin, lightweight TV screens with a large picture area. |
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| The spread of the network form and its technologies clearly entails some new risks and dangers. |
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| At the time the group concluded that there was no evidence to suggest that mobile phone technologies posed a health risk. |
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| The contribution of the global research community to the creation and application of medical technologies for these countries is weakened. |
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| Companies have been limited to traditional fluorescent, linkable lighting technologies that are labor-intensive to maintain. |
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| These lighting technologies were concomitant with the dark that humans lived with, due mainly to their low candle-power or lux. |
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| There will be a strong desire for preventive technologies and safety mechanisms even in the home. |
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| Atlanteans were far more advanced in technologies than we are, able to leave the planet and go into deep space. |
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| Zeiss pioneered many products and technologies we take for granted, such as roof-prism binoculars and anti-reflective lens coatings. |
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| When a firm takes on a new graduate it expects him or her to be up to speed with the latest theories and technologies. |
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| The first has led to nuclear technologies, while the second has opened the way to biotechnology. |
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| He also looked at how our expectations of what the new technologies would do for our lives had been frustrated. |
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| Modern astronomical research proceeds at a rapid pace due to the application of new technologies in astronomy and astrophysics. |
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| By appealing to the lowest common denominator and older technologies, denominations and many churches alienate more sophisticated users. |
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| It would seem logical that we could expect the same results from these new technologies. |
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| Organizations develop routines around the use of existing technologies, giving rise to a self-reinforcing cycle of stability. |
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| Filtering software and technologies can assist, but not replace parental supervision. |
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| Why do we furiously invent new technologies to give us the illusion of stability and longevity? |
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| Critics say that this is just a diversion from investing resources in truly non-polluting technologies. |
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| I think it will turn out that Europe and America were test runs of technologies that will be far better implemented in the Southern hemisphere. |
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| What had happened by 1974 was that many of the new technologies of 1944 had been perfected, or at least made cheaper and more reliable. |
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| Oberg is right that a Moon base would serve as a useful test bed for trying out technologies necessary for a Mars trip. |
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| The intellectual see-saw continues as we're carefully guided through an ethical minefield of technologies. |
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| This underscores the need to develop and implement schedules of critical technologies of federal, regional, and sectoral importance. |
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| Le Mans has always been a test bed where new technologies can be tried before being introduced for mass-produced cars. |
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| The weapons are lightweight fire-and-forget anti-tank missiles and use electro-optical and fibre-optic technologies. |
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| The human response to these technologies was a myriad of attempts to capitalize on them for good and for profit. |
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| However, the realities of these technologies have lagged behind the promises. |
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| The contexts of forest management have changed with new tenurial regimes, technologies, and new pressures for use. |
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| The technologies used for detection are different, however, as the MINOS detectors are made from steel plates layered with plastic scintillators. |
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| These technologies also allow a wide readership of certain precious manuscripts. |
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| In so doing the technologies had to be designed and adapted for the different settings. |
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| However, the promise of non-lethal technologies comes with considerable baggage. |
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| The manned aircraft will operate in long-range, low-level missions, using stealth technologies and terrain screening. |
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| Art schools trained applied artists to create commercial art and decorative furnishings but offered no training in new technologies. |
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| The momentum of this present economy derives from the speed of its underpinning technologies. |
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| As the demand for more business features increases, new technologies will be available in mass-market vehicles. |
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| Prediction technologies will enable logisticians to provide tailored support to warfighters and lower operational and sustainment costs. |
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| If the common people have access to those technologies, do you know what they will do? |
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| Staff should be acclimatized and trained in new technologies and methodologies. |
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| These new technologies can be useful, if we apply them to practical problems. |
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| Culture is often accretive, in that it builds on the past, but equally it can lose technologies, sciences and ideas. |
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| Shell is investing in renewable energy technologies such as solar, wind power and wave power. |
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| More support is needed for newer technologies, such as wave power, and for energy conservation. |
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| Business Link says the ICT marketplace is full of confusing acronyms, terms and ever-changing technologies. |
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| Irony aside, this is something of a web 2.0 reboot, with some lessons learned by coming full circle with technologies that are right for the web. |
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| It's often hard to distinguish between real advances, simple improvements on existing technologies, and pure marketing jive. |
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| The robot warriors use GPS, radar, laser radar and a host of other technologies to move without human aid. |
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| Moore's law is not concerned with radical new technologies that could have a dramatic effect. |
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| Some are heavy on time-honored tradition and others venture into the impact of the new technologies at the turn of the new century. |
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| Evolving technologies have included aboriginal spears, nets, and weirs and European purse seines. |
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| It is willing to adapt to new world conditions, and to absorb new technologies and investments. |
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| Telemedicine can be defined as the use of telecommunications technologies to provide medical information and services. |
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| Moves often result in the use of new technologies and equipment, calling for adjustments in the ways people access and process information. |
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| The curve divides the population according to their adoption of new technologies. |
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| Recent food scares have made the public sensitive to new, apparently untested technologies. |
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| And so, he said, companies are seeking ways to live with the technologies that threaten them and are trying to turn them to their advantage. |
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| The school is testing digital whiteboards, one of many new technologies that officials hope will help shake up the rigid education system. |
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| Many people lack ready access to computer technologies and the Internet's information and communication resources. |
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| A new combination of technologies has been put together to create the refinery. |
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| Such efforts were to be pursued through the application of agroforestry, tree farming, and soil conservation technologies. |
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| The intention is to make the city a centre of innovation in key technologies and the authorities are betting heavily on it. |
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| This is not propitious for making the most of our exciting new technologies. |
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| What are the latest technologies that are ready for sale or which you are already selling? |
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| In an ironic rebuff to communications technologies, the bill passed the Senate by unanimous, oral vote. |
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| How do we use technologies to extend ourselves rather than avoid ourselves? |
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| Tried and trusted technologies, including reciprocating engines and microturbines also offer options. |
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| Is there anything environmentally good about these new technologies, such as, say, cloning almost-extinct species to save them? |
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| The Yankee Group projects steeper year-over-year growth for satellite, broadband wireless and other technologies. |
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| The lead times for developing new technologies in the nuclear industry are very long. |
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| The story of the transformation in physical technologies comes in two quite distinct stages. |
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| The development of spin off technologies, such as the telegraph and semaphore flags, linked Civil War commanders on the first information net. |
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| This creates the incentives for people to shift to cleaner technologies and fuels. |
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| He argues that we live in a corporate oligarchy in which technocracies control technologies. |
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| The latest innovations in truck, trailer and reefer technologies improve dairy delivery efficiencies. |
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| When space is limited, oil-grit separators and other small technologies can be useful in treating the initial first-flow runoff. |
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| I might go as far as to say that the density of potential world-beating technologies is higher in Scotland than anywhere else in the world. |
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| This is especially the case when information has been encoded in a digital form and distributed through technologies such as the internet. |
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| These technologies soon found their way into petroleum refineries and chemical plants. |
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| However, new techniques, approaches, or technologies can upset this alignment or change the relative influence of complementors. |
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| But labor-intensive sectors still face challenges in upgrading technologies, management and quality of employees. |
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| Government-run entities are often more labor-intensive than private companies, even with identical production technologies. |
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| Document management technologies include digital imaging, which uses scanners to digitally replicate documents. |
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| To win relicensing, owners had to accept tougher web filtering technologies, something industry sources believe was long planned. |
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| But seminaries first have to determine appropriate educational uses of new technologies. |
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| As with all new technologies, costs are expected to fall as the products become more ubiquitous. |
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| Similar technologies are being applied within the military to subdue belligerents. |
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| His research interests are the economics of science and technical changes, and the theory of diffusion of new technologies. |
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| Together, these technologies are set to revolutionise the way we watch and record television. |
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| It will need better burning technologies, cleaner traffic and more sustainable energy. |
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| Renewable energy and energy-efficiency technologies look set to command an increasing share of investment dollars and markets. |
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| The semantic web began to make its presence felt in the conference, with sessions on ontologies, web agents, and web technologies. |
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| They may put their trust in new computer technologies, which they believe will let them hide money and economic transactions from the taxman. |
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| The company's core technologies include drugs that target the G2 checkpoint and a screening system to find selective abrogators of the G2 checkpoint. |
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| The answer that if most often given for not using technologies is lack of time which is another way of saying it is a too low priority to be done. |
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| Computer and communications technologies have occasioned the massive redevelopment of physical, social and cultural spaces and made them unrecognizable to us. |
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| The most studious of mixologists have learned and studied technologies to help them make better cocktails. |
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| As the Semantic Web gains momentum, it's important for Web service developers to keep abreast of its technologies and prepare for a change in their industry. |
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| Fund managers are constantly scouring the UK for companies with steadily rising earnings-per-share and smaller companies with access to ground-breaking new technologies. |
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| Companies are integrating new technologies like start-stop engines and new materials. |
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| The first generation reproductive technologies addressed the felt need for safe and effective methods of contraception and medical termination of pregnancies. |
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| They employ and fund researchers, incubate and test new technologies relating to energy storage, production and carbon capture. |
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| Capitalism existed before the Industrial Revolution, but its development was hampered by technologies limited to water power and a lack of surplus labor. |
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| Bricsnet Architecturals 2.0 is based on the original concepts but has been re-engineered to take advantage of modern parametric and object technologies. |
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| To meet this challenge, the Army is fielding new information technologies and developing new doctrine, while reorganizing and re-equipping its warfighting organizations. |
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| At present Europe leads the way in developing alternative and sustainable energy and in designing energy-efficient technologies from central heating to hi-fi systems. |
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| The regulatory status of borderline technologies is uncertain, and acknowledgement of this is highly important for the control of regenerative medicine. |
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| Current advances in science and technology, particularly in the area of acoustics and high technologies, enable a more complete utilization of the audio band. |
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| Some of the police station footage has a fresh, almost documentary feel, as then-new technologies like fingerprint analysis are methodically examined. |
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| While many of these technologies may seem like science fiction, so too were the jet engine, the airplane, and the rocket engine only 100 years ago. |
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| In those instances where there is potential for fertilisation and conception to occur, a variety of technologies are available to overcome infertility. |
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| These social technologies have attractions for the writer and journalist. |
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| No need for rockets, ramjets, or other propulsive technologies, and the ascent to orbit can be made in a far more benign, safe environment than within a rocket. |
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| The unique interaction between the two technologies creates security features that are nearly impossible to counterfeit, duplicate or reverse engineer. |
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| Secondary prevention, by contrast, refers to practices and technologies that make sharps safer, such as retractable blades and shielded hypodermic needles. |
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| Information technologies are the highways along which ideas travel. |
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| There are a good deal of books you can buy that offer good to excellent quality teaching materials for learning Ada and all its inner technologies. |
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| An alphabet soup of optical technologies is available, including CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD-RAM and DVD-RW, with even more on the way. |
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| The research programme will also include work on emerging technologies, such as third generation mobile telephones, which are due to be released this year. |
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| Also selected are instrument technologies for microwave radiometry and advanced radars to measure global precipitation, soil moisture and sea surface salinity. |
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| Those backing the Bill say the new measures simply bring new communication technologies in line with regulations governing traditional telephony services. |
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| You find a great tectonic confidence in NGP's handling of such work Buildings change, uses change, technologies change, yet the past holds important lessons. |
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| But new trawling technologies developed in Norway are poised to multiply the annual krill harvest exponentially. |
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| Through the years it's remained in the lead, even with concerted efforts to replace it with more sophisticated token ring, FDDI, and ATM technologies. |
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| Sometimes Chinese inventiveness is just process innovation or casual repurposing of existing technologies. |
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| The X-37B is probably testing technologies that might be incorporated into the spy satellites of the future. |
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| This may seem tangential to design, but I would argue that the models we use to develop new technologies actually help constitute our experience of the social. |
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| You may not need a maven's grasp of the latest whiz-bang application, but you definitely want to know about technologies that will make your business more competitive. |
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| The problem is that, amongst other things, their designs require technologies and materials that don't exist, in fact wholesale leaps in the bounds of Science. |
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| New technologies in medicine are crucial and will have an enormous impact. |
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| As in the more developed countries, this expansion in productivity comes from improved technologies and the reallocation of resources from lower to higher value activities. |
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| These resources were exploited through state-of-the-art technologies in speech to text and machine translation to determine what needed human translation. |
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| There are a lot of aeronautics and aerospace technologies, things we use on aircraft everyday, that if you reapply them can produce a whole lot more. |
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| Although the internet has dominated the discussion and study of new technologies, mobile telephony is the innovation that seems to be spreading like wildfire around the globe. |
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| A class of TVs called microdisplays uses technologies known as LCD rear projection, digital light processing or DLP, and Liquid Crystal on Silicon. |
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| But these brand-new technologies also allow fertile women to exert extraordinary control in creating their families. |
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| A science buff, Kahn also grew adept at spotting the long-term potential of emerging technologies and new industries. |
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| With the introduction of newer virtual-storage technologies, system administrators can dynamically assign, reassign, and allocate storage resources in real time. |
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| As new imaging technologies offer us graphic evidence of the visible humanity of the growing fetus, our moral sentiments may be powerfully awakened or reawakened. |
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| In addition to its assorted vibration-damping technologies, the tone arm allows you to dial in the sound with each platter by adjusting arm height, called VTA, on the fly. |
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| Will books continue to be our main repository of culture and history, or will they vanish with developing technologies, replaced by virtual pages? |
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| Nebraska farmers and agribusiness representatives interested in learning about emerging technologies and sharing on-farm experiences founded the association. |
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| Yes, the razzle-dazzle of commercial news is more exciting and the social networking of Internet-based technologies is edgier. |
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| We may not be able to stop men from wanting to harass women but Internet technologies can easily be rebuilt. |
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| The exciting new technologies will include satellite navigation. |
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| It falls to subtler, simpler technologies to recruit the mass populace into the war against global warming. |
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| Today, at the start of the 21st century, human lifetimes are being extended while the lifetimes of new technologies are becoming shorter and shorter. |
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| This volume seeks to explore the saturation of visual technologies in our everyday lives, widely seen by theorists as the path to cultural destruction and a dystopian future. |
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| I approve of the increase in bus lanes for arterial routes, and the increase in technologies like GPS units for better bus planning and traffic management. |
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| After focusing on bettering its sensitivity, the team switched its emphasis to more technical issues, using the instrument as a test bed for new technologies. |
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| Pax Mongolica, Mongol peace, enabled the spread of technologies, commodities, and culture between China and the West. |
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| Businesses are keeping their payrolls low by embracing new technologies. |
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| There is a certain parallelism in the development of the two technologies. |
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| This year's technologies are leapfrogging last year's designs. |
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| All these technologies sound a bit ominous and 1984-ish when taken out of context. |
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| What makes cyberfashion possible today is the convergence of several technologies. |
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| Students fresh out of college have highly specialized skills in newer technologies. |
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| Despite Iberian protections, the new technologies and maps soon made their way north. |
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| Industrial technologies that affected farming included the seed drill, the Dutch plough, which contained iron parts, and the threshing machine. |
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| Even before the 8th century was out, the Farmer's Law signalled the resurrection of agricultural technologies in the Roman Empire. |
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| The same technologies were used in the Tagus region and in the west and south of France. |
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| Also, the progress of constructing ideal hyperaccumulators by using biological technologies is slow. |
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| Mostly these were military technologies, such as cannon casting adopted by at least the 15th century. |
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| Gradually, improving Allied technologies such as the Leigh light, hedgehog, squid, and homing torpedoes proved victorious. |
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| Both in Pechelbronn as in Wietze, the coal industry dominated the petroleum technologies. |
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| Speeding up the Internet is an ongoing discussion over the use of peering and QoS technologies. |
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| A wide variety of technologies, designs, and configurations are available for both domestic and commercial cleaning jobs. |
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| Liveries may be painted onto the vehicle, applied using adhesive vinyl technologies, or using decals. |
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| With widespread use of the Internet and cell phones globally, transit operators now use these technologies to present information to their users. |
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| Rather, they are disadvantaged by technologies and social institutions that are designed to cater for the dominant group. |
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| However, even with access to both technologies, most of the Hollywood companies remained slow to produce talking features of their own. |
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| Early in 1929, Tobis and Klangfilm began comarketing their recording and playback technologies. |
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| The official recording format of the 2012 Olympic Games used Panasonic's digital technologies. |
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| Its racing activities are an important source for the creation of leading edge technologies used in the development of Honda motorcycles. |
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| With the emergence of new technologies, such as optical media, micrographics often appear as the Cinderella of information storage technology. |
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| Since Dalhousie had embraced the technological revolution underway in Britain, India too saw rapid development of all those technologies. |
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| Though these were British inventions, the critical technologies were provided freely to the US, which then renamed and manufactured them. |
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| The BLS used these statistical technologies to create Factory Performance Reports for Western European nations. |
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| This way, the European visitors would be able to return to their home countries and implement the technologies used in the United States. |
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| The Crimean War was one of the first conflicts to use modern technologies such as explosive naval shells, railways and telegraphs. |
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| Therefore, depending on the geological characteristics of the formation, specific technologies such as hydraulic fracturing are required. |
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| The invention and implementation of new technologies resulted in rapid urban growth, mass employment, and the rise of a new working class. |
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| During WW II, great pressure on scientists to develop new technologies for the war effort led to many new inventions. |
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| The rise of television was drawing viewers away and the studios looked to new stars and film technologies to tempt viewers back to cinemas. |
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| He suggested that over time capitalists would invest more and more in new technologies and less and less in labour. |
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| New technologies allow identity cards to contain biometric information, such as photographs, face, hand or iris measurements, or fingerprints. |
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| Peter Ewart was an engineer who was influential in developing the technologies of turbines and theories of thermodynamics. |
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| New technologies in printing and publishing allowed Art Nouveau to quickly reach a global audience. |
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| The initial technologies of the Industrial Revolution, such as mechanized textiles, iron and coal, did little, if anything, to lower food prices. |
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| New technologies and the end of the cold war led to the base being deemed unnecessary. |
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| To counter this, stealth technologies have been pursued by the United States, Russia, India and China. |
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| Fighter designs also took advantage of new electronics technologies that made effective radars small enough to carry aboard smaller aircraft. |
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| The Romans achieved high levels of technology in large part because they borrowed technologies from the Greeks, Etruscans, Celts, and others. |
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| The cheaper energy is, the wider the class of technologies that are considered economic. |
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| They cleared the forests to establish pasture and to cultivate the land and developed new technologies such as ceramics and textile production. |
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| More recently, advances in new technologies have led to a further widening of the role of curator. |
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| Those countries that do not contain uranium mines cannot achieve energy independence through existing nuclear power technologies. |
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| This era marked a pivotal time in submarine development, and several important technologies appeared. |
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| Lithic technology marks some of the oldest and continuously used technologies. |
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| The use of CFCs and HCFCs in refrigeration were and are among the banned technologies. |
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| Cerium is used as a chemical simulant of plutonium for development of containment, extraction, and other technologies. |
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| Instead, the Carolingian military success rested primarily on novel siege technologies and excellent logistics. |
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| In particular, the use of osbipy as a DNA contrast agent may also have applications in DNA mapping technologies. |
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| The term technology is used loosely, referring to a more widespread use of existing methods rather than an appropriation of new technologies. |
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| Various technologies and strategies have been implemented for monitoring pipelines, from physically walking the lines to satellite surveillance. |
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| While new technologies have increased the accuracy of these techniques, significant uncertainties still remain. |
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| In response to the lessons learned at the disastrous Dieppe raid, the Allies developed new technologies to help ensure the success of Overlord. |
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| The Navy and Air Force were developing their own technologies in parallel to solve what was essentially the same problem. |
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| New technologies, especially automobiles, movies and radio proliferated 'modernity' to a large part of the population. |
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| These civilizations may well have exchanged technologies and ideas such as mathematics and the wheel. |
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| Bathymetry and satellite altimetry are two technologies working to close the gap. |
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| It seems that they were culturally conservative maintaining simple technologies and foraging patterns over very long periods. |
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| Others focus on the slow accumulation of different technologies and behaviors across time. |
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| A variety of stone tool technologies are present at the time of human expansion into Europe and show evidence of modern behavior. |
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| The hypothesis is based on similarities between European Solutrean and Clovis lithic technologies. |
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| There is a vast array of different hunting technologies that the Inuit used to gather their food. |
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| Since the 1990s alternative waste treatment technologies have been maturing and becoming viable. |
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| These new technologies, as well as bottom trawlers that destroyed entire ecosystems, contributed to the collapse of Atlantic cod. |
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| Careful fertilization technologies are important because excess nutrients can be as detrimental. |
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| The Late Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period saw the rise of revolutionary ideas and technologies. |
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| They refer to one and the same artifacts and the same technologies, but vary by locality and time. |
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| Moreover, the technologies included in those 'stages', as Goodwin called them, were not exactly the same. |
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| The growth of organic farming has renewed research in alternative technologies such as integrated pest management and selective breeding. |
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| Nevertheless, the definitive advance of these technologies is made by the Aurignacian culture. |
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| In 1988, the Paul Scherrer Institute was founded in his name to explore the therapeutic uses of neutron scattering technologies. |
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| Switzerland Space Agency, the Swiss Space Office, has been involved in various space technologies and programmes. |
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| With an ageing population and new healthcare technologies, health spending will likely continue to rise. |
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| During World War I, the need to break the deadlock of trench warfare saw the rapid development of many new technologies, particularly tanks. |
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| Cosmetic regulations in Europe are often updated to follow the trends of innovations and new technologies while ensuring product safety. |
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| Internet access is provided by TVL, Telsat Broadband, Digicel and Wantok using a variety of connection technologies. |
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| Modern pollution prevention technologies are capable of addressing all of these potential pollutants. |
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| Current technologies, such as those in use in Mauritius, produce over 100 kWh of electricity per tonne of bagasse. |
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| In the Battle of Nieuwpoort in 1600, he administered the new techniques and technologies for the first time. |
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| Efficient administration and vigorous overseas trade brought new technologies such as water management systems for irrigation. |
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| He primarily used his highly disciplined Sikh Khalsa Army that he trained and equipped with modern military technologies and technique. |
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| For political reasons, old factories were rarely closed, even when new technologies became available. |
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| The transfer of these technologies to medieval Europe had an influence on the Industrial Revolution. |
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| Automation is the use of control systems and information technologies to reduce the need for human work in the production of goods and services. |
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| At around the 8th to 10th century, a number of irrigation technologies were brought into Spain and thus introduced to Europe. |
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| One of those technologies is the Noria, which is basically a wheel fitted with buckets on the peripherals for lifting water. |
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| In such networks of innovation the users or communities of users can further develop technologies and reinvent their social meaning. |
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| Most important, perhaps, was the Mediterranean area during the Hellenistic period, when hundreds of technologies were invented. |
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| It says that export controls on specific items or technologies should last no longer than 1 year unless the government can recertify them. |
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| Because of their mass production techniques they were reluctant and slow to retool for new technologies such as shuttleless looms. |
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| There are technologies to utilise this energy, in particular the Organic Rankine Cycle. |
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| As this considerably reduced the fuel consumed, hot blast was one of the most important technologies developed during the Industrial Revolution. |
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| Nevertheless, technologies have been developed that produce deep holes with impressive accuracy. |
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| Such claims are oversimplified, as these technologies evolved over time among many people. |
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| In 1784, Roebuck obtained a pottery from the Cadell family where he pursued his interest in new technologies. |
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| Combined with new battery technologies, such as the lithium battery, it gives much better performance in safety lamp applications. |
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| Glass making was a dangerous and tough job especially without the current technologies. |
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| Over time, however, the term has come to mean one opposed to industrialisation, automation, computerisation or new technologies in general. |
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| There are various air pollution control technologies and strategies available to reduce air pollution. |
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| The method of manual papermaking changed very little over time, despite advances in technologies. |
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| However, the Beverly mill laid the cornerstone for mill technologies in the future. |
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| Axes made of copper, bronze, iron and steel appeared as these technologies developed. |
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| Natural and synthetic graphite are used to construct the anode of all major battery technologies. |
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| No one really knows which companies and technologies will come out ahead, so everyone is rolling the dice. |
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| Sous-vide was one of the first technologies to take shelf-life beyond 10 days. |
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| Words shift in meaning for many reasons, including cultural factors like new technologies and regular linguistic processes like subjectification. |
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| With more than a century of experience in adhesive tape technologies, tesa tape, inc. |
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| In addition, WACS joins the Bayard family of companies focused on providing a wide array of energy management technologies globally. |
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| This combination of expertise is the basis and the accelerating force for development of ITS-related technologies. |
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| The companies also have successfully established several technologies to dehydrate 3-HP to acrylic acid at lab scale. |
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| Specifically, the company is looking at acrylic resins for improved water-based stain-blocking technologies. |
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| New technologies such as the Charga-Plate and the Addressograph increased the efficiency of managing and monitoring these accounts. |
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| Oracle ADF Mobile uses open standard technologies to develop applications which can access native device services like camera, GPS, contacts etc. |
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| The Company's proprietary, industry leading platforms are based on its pluripotent stem cell and allogeneic dendritic cell technologies. |
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| Even more significant, low cost tape drives are being replaced by alternative technologies, most significantly writable compact disks. |
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| With the advent of computer printing and xerographic technologies, art as a medium for protest is available to anyone. |
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| Special effect technologies, which give colors a three-dimensional quaky, and matte finishes, offer a wider range of options. |
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| Project ZINE is designed to expand the presence of Java and CORBA technologies in computer science curriculum. |
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| Among the recommendations is the need to develop new radionuclide production facilities and technologies in the United States. |
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| The acquisition will also enable hospitals to have expanded access to Terumo BCT's therapeutic aphaeresis technologies. |
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