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The "heritage" of hunting will continue its decline into irrelevance and will eventually disappear.

And in the internet era, Mr Milunovich says, de jure standards (those agreed on by industry consortia) are taking over, and every single employee will be expected to use technology, resulting in another tenfold increase in numbers.Moreover, the boundaries between office, car and home will become increasingly blurred and will eventually disappear altogether.

Our devices will become not only vastly more powerful, but also more natural and will eventually disappear altogether.

Beyond the rotor boundary lies the subexcitable regime in which discontinuous waves start to retract at their open ends and any discontinuous wave is transient and will eventually disappear (see Videos 2 and 3).

Alan Stern of the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado, says the new results confirm what most astronomers had predicted: Pluto's thin atmosphere is cooling as the planet moves away from the Sun and will eventually disappear as the gas freezes.

These designs are not invasive; therefore, they cause no pain and will eventually disappear.

This might not be a problem if the black hole continued to exist for all time, but Hawking tells us that the black hole is giving off energy, and thus it will shrink down and presumably will eventually disappear altogether.

Crucially, the strict divide between nursery, primary and secondary will eventually disappear through the growth of "extended" schools and collaboration between groups of schools.

Proponents see this approach as a humane alternative to large-scale euthanasia, and they insist that a colony of neutered cats can't reproduce and thus will eventually disappear.

No matter how well conserved, every painting, sculpture, film, DVD and photograph will eventually disappear into dust.

THE relation between family circumstances and a child's academic proficiency is well known, but policymakers usually assume that if all children can be held to the same standards, the achievement gap between rich and poor will eventually disappear.