While this approach has proven extremely beneficial, for example, in the multibillion dollar semiconductor industry, it is limiting with regard to broader exploitation of nonvacuum compatible materials.
A forensic intelligence model of antidoping investigations was proposed by Marclay et al 17 and included broader exploitation of information held at different levels by antidoping partners such as the police, borders agencies and postal services, strategic Internet monitoring, physical and chemical drug profiling and doping script analysis within a forensic intelligence framework.
But the quality of technology we already see in the best science-fiction and fantasy movies, as well as the most sophisticated video games, shows us what will inevitably be available for broader exploitation — to far more ominous ends.
Results indicate that Pleistocene humans used the abundant local chert liberally and engaged in mobile broad-spectrum exploitation of invertebrates and fishes from marine, estuarine, and freshwater environments within close proximity of Laili Cave.
These recommendations take into account the broader picture of exploitation of creative content and the shortcomings of the current legal provisions, when they exist.
Like that series, the new show has aroused anger over what some consider the exploitation of broad cultural stereotypes.
Being efficient, economical, advanced and environmentally friendly, it holds broad application prospects in exploitation of resources and crossing of pipe lines and tunnels under rivers.
The patchwork model is instead based on the assumption that the evolution is based on the exploitation of broad-specificity enzymes capable of catalysing a variety of metabolic reactions.
In 2016, Maduro declared approximately 12% of the country to be a part of an "Orinoco Mining Arc" and awarded himself broad authorities to oversee the exploitation of resources for personal gain, according to today's fact sheet.
The harms that most concern anti-pornography feminists fall into two broad categories: 1) coercion and exploitation of women actors in the production of pornography; and 2) harms to women, both as individuals and as a group, resulting from the consumption of pornography.
Although the functional significance of phase II facets is still debated [42], [60], [71] [72], similarities between Australian aborigines and the Qafzeh specimens may suggest the exploitation of a broad dietary spectrum including animal proteins and plant foods.
