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The ongoing trend in electronic design automation is to widen this gap by introducing more abstract specification models to produce increasingly complex systems within shorter time spans.
The ongoing trend of increasing air temperatures will potentially affect soil organic matter (SOM) turnover and soil C-CO2 emissions in terrestrial ecosystems of Maritime Antarctica.
The ongoing trend of consolidation in the world of ridesharing continues apace, with the latest development coming out of Europe.
The ongoing trend toward mobile, social and crowdsourcing apps have led to a wealth of new community-based resources that support or supplant traditional civic and government services.
The ongoing trend of investors shifting to low-cost exchange-traded funds (ETFs) from actively-managed funds helped the global ETF industry swell to a record size of $4 trillion by the end of April 2017.
"The ongoing trend for closures of military airfields across Europe is pushing more and more of this business into those commercial airports approved to handle military aircraft". The company also said it had invested in remote immigration facilities to allow "the speedy clearance" of international VIP visitors, from military or business/private jets.
Tracking all the emerging technologies that are driven by the ongoing trends in embedded systems development is no easy task.
Results show that supervising the intensity of land units' occupancy can be as efficient as increasing the cattle load to limit the ongoing trends of reforestation.
In this chapter, emulsion polymerization as an eco-friendly method for the production of aqueous dispersions and the ongoing trends in process optimization are discussed.
The usage of aqueous dispersions and dispersible powders, and their main application fields are presented as well as the ongoing trends in these different industries.
In addition, we also discuss and view the ongoing trends in development of aligned carbon nanostructures based electrodes for energy storage.
