Big bandwidth, combined with 3-D printers, would also allow for the rapid prototyping of all kinds of manufactured products that can then be made anywhere.
This volcanic, 209-square-mile island, with a population of about 160,000, fits the Pentagon's new strategy of creating "lily pads" to allow for the rapid deployment of military muscle.
"The combined company will allow for the rapid globalization of APP's portfolio with the same high levels of quality and patient commitment for which we have become known, while at the same time providing a more comprehensive and complementary offering of injectable pharmaceuticals, devices and delivery systems to customers worldwide," Dr. Soon-Shiong said in a statement.
Recent experimental technologies allow for the rapid generation of large-scale data on antibody sequences, affinity, potency, structures, and biological functions; this should accelerate drug discovery research.
It would enable the basic study of disease pathogenesis and allow for the rapid assessment of novel therapeutics (decreasing the time and cost of clinical trials and reducing patient exposure to new agents with unknown side effects).
A third alternative that Gagnon said is particularly popular in Canada and the U.K. is short (i.e., 2 weeks) on-the-job training courses that allow for the rapid acquisition of new skills.
Novel nanosensors will allow for the rapid detection, diagnosis and prescription of antidotes to deadly biological or chemical agents–such technologies could ensure safety of both armed forces and civilian populations.
These precomputed expansions, which allow for the rapid evaluation of the associated Legendre functions over a large swath of parameter domain mentioned above, are supplemented with asymptotic and series expansions in order to cover it entirely.
The resulting quadrature rules allow for the rapid high-accuracy solution of Dirichlet boundary value problems for Laplace's equation and the Helmholtz equation on such domains under a mild assumption on the boundary data.
The as-developed test strips could allow for the rapid and visual detections of Fe3+ ions simply by a dipping way, showing a linear concentration range of 5.00 300 μM, with the detection limit of 0.73 μM.
The in vitro feeding device described therefore has the potential to provide reliable results, comparable to those obtained by in vivo testing, to allow for the rapid screening of D. gallinae antigens.
