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As proliferation of IoT continues to expand unabated across application domains and a wide array of industries, the conversation has been shifting to the practical aspects of implementation and deployment.

Histopathologic studies showed marked changes in hepatocytes as well as proliferation of duct epithelium, dilatation and congestion of blood vessels as well as mononuclear inflammatory infiltrate.

Technology thus replaces capital in this story and semiurgy (interpreted by Baudrillard as proliferation of images, information, and signs) replaces production.

b The tissue from the infarct zone (black box) was further confirmed as proliferation of fibrous tissue compared with remote zone (white box) by Sirius red staining and polarized light observation.

Endogenous PACAP also promotes hippocampal neurogenesis after stroke, as proliferation of neuronal stem cells in the subgranular zone of the hippocampus was found to be increased in wild type mice, but not in PACAP heterozygous animals [72].

The conditions of agricultural and livestock production have changed; the social composition of rural households has become the product of intense national and international migration as well as proliferation of new non-agricultural activities.

More influential on the drop and crime, the report finds, are social and economic factors like the aging population and decreased alcohol consumption, as well as the proliferation of data-driven policing, commonly known as CompStat.

With the emergence of nationwide banking, as well as the proliferation of money centers across the country, those disparities have disappeared.

Allen believes the internet, as well as the proliferation of new TV channels, has allowed female talent to shine.

But lax enforcement of fishing and antipollution rules, as well as the proliferation of commercial fishing boats, has left the surrounding waters depleted of the delicacies that visitors demand.

But in the months after 9/11, earnestness and altruism were in fashion, and Ms. Hyde saw a surge in interest in her foundation, as well as a proliferation of other like-minded grass-roots groups.