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The enablers described by Cameron are plausible candidates for the kinds of policies that could accelerate the ability of an economic and social system to evolve.
"These moves accelerate the ability of our deep and talented team to build great products, grow our audiences and improve monetization globally," said Jerry Yang, CEO.
He figures the old network will fade into oblivion by the next decade, and he's doing everything he can to accelerate the ability of the Internet to subsume all forms of telecommunication.
Based in Milpitas, California, with part of its employee base in Hyderabad, India, Cisco declared that Pari Networks' technology will be integrated into its smart services and help accelerate the ability of the company and its partners to manage the health and stability of customer networks through personalized services.
(ii) The model used here does not take into account enzyme diffusion [ 53], which could accelerate the ability of the enzyme to locate the neighborhood of a cleaved glycosidic bond.
Among his achievements is helping to invent the ViroChip, which greatly accelerates the ability of researchers to diagnose viral infections.
3D printing and better software tools have accelerated the ability of many startups to build their prototypes, allowing them to speed up their product iterations.
It created the greatest wave of innovation in history and accelerated the ability of people with new ideas to enter the industry without worrying about patents and litigation costs.
By accelerating the ability of cities to adapt and grow, we will accelerate our nation's economic growth and competitiveness.
Hence, the use of a relatively high concentration of Fe2O3 NPs (more than 5 mg/l) to accelerate the degradation ability of solar radiation is recommended in degrading the dye and DOM completely.
In this exponentially accelerating world the ability of a single person to affect many -- for good or evil -- is now scaling exponentially, with implications for our common security.
