More sustainable methods, such as those utilising renewable feedstock's such as biomass or water, are presently unfeasible because of economics, incomplete technologies and/or low production yields.
Point Inside, a mobile technology company in Bellevue, Wash., has been testing still-incomplete technology for determining where shoppers are standing in grocery stores and big-box retailers.
"The bear market is incomplete in technology stocks and the Nasdaq," Mr. Biggs said.
Unlike many other fields of health research, the knowledge translation (KT) cycle of rehabilitation engineering research and development (R&D) is often considered incomplete until a technology product or technology-facilitated therapy is available to target clientele.
Improved mixing of fuel and air means less fuel is wasted by incomplete combustion; the technology can also improve heat transfer from the flame to the water in a boiler, so less fuel is needed to make steam, which is used to drive turbines in a power plant.
In some cases, banks could not prove customers had given consent because of poor documentation, incomplete records or "technology issues," he said.
As a result of the significant sequencing depth of Solexa technology, incomplete annotation of the genome of B. rapa or B. oleracea and one added S. arvenis chromosome, however, about 25% unmatched tags in each library were observed.
Incomplete removal by conventional technologies (e.g., flocculation, sedimentation, and chlorination) in drinking-water treatment plants (DWTPs) has been observed, and consequently, pharmaceuticals have been detected in tap water in several developed countries at levels of usually < 100 ng/L (Segura et al. 2009).
When it comes to new technologies, incomplete understanding is empowering.
Although these efforts remain incomplete, new genomic technologies and analytic strategies provide unparalleled opportunities to fully explore the genetic architecture of cardiomyopathies.
During that period a handful of European and American pioneers struggled into the air in machines designed on the basis of an incomplete understanding of Wright technology.
