Nivi believes that Learnist is now well-suited to provide a solution in regions where the demand for online learning is being pushed forward by growth in digital publishing and distribution tools and the rapid adoption of smart mobile technology.
Shale gas production made feasible and economical by advances in hydraulic fracturing offers a solution in the face of increased demand, instability in key producing regions, and societal aversion to the risks of nuclear energy.
This improvement is also reflected in an 8% increase in the indirect tensile strength, which stands the use of copper slag as a solution in RAP applications with more demanding tensile and fatigue requirements.
Small single-pass desalination seawater Reverse Osmosis (SWRO) plants may be a solution to freshwater demand in North African countries.
In recent times, various regulators have suggested that DR can also be used as a solution to meet supply – demand fluctuations in scenarios with significant penetration of variable renewable sources in grid.
The project, expected to be finished in 2002, was promoted more as an economic development tool for Camden and Trenton -- largely bypassed by nearly a decade of economic growth -- than as a solution to heavy commuter demands in Mercer, Burlington or Camden Counties, where trains are to run on a route roughly along the Delaware River.
He thinks the device could even prove handy in some carefully chosen biomedical applications, especially in the developing world where inexpensive solutions are in demand.
To discovery this implicit, previously unknown and potentially useful information and knowledge from these big data, some big data science solutions are in demand.
Among the changes, the reforms cut severance pay for fired workers and made it easier for companies to reduce work hours as a temporary solution to drops in demand.
Plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) have become a sustainable solution in response to the demand for more economic and environmentally-friendly vehicles in the transportation sector [1].
The substitution of high temperature superconducting (HTS) cables for existing subterranean electric transmission lines is arising as a solution to continuously increasing electricity demand in urban areas.
