But given the easy availability of increasingly complex codes, governments may just have to accept defeat, which would provide more privacy not just for innocent web users, but for criminals as well.
It has also left the oil firms hostage to the availability of increasingly expensive and sought-after services, from advanced drilling to deepwater rigs, which a dwindling number of OFS firms can provide.There is, at present, still a fair amount of competition in most parts of the services industry.
History of the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) started in the early 1970s, triggered by the availability of increasingly powerful mainframes.
On the other hand, when considering the software supply, requirements such as collaboration and mobile availability are increasingly influencing the development of web-based solutions.
The availability of increasingly affordable new and used smartphones is opening the doors to potentially hundreds of "second India" digital media consumers over the next decade.
The availability of increasingly powerful sensors and processing hardware provides the means for performing more and more complex signal processing and recognition tasks.
Also, the availability of increasingly powerful utility and dedicated software tools has enabled a much rigorous approach to devising and application of more complex and accurate models for these purposes.
Thus far, this solution has been realized only at an experimental level, but hyper-dense networks, possibly complemented by SAR-derived water vapor maps, are expected to soon be widespread at an operational level thanks to the augmented potentialities of GNSS system, the growing number of permanent stations, and the availability of increasingly high-performing low-cost receivers.
The availability of increasingly sensitive and specific tests for hepatitis C has greatly reduced this risk as well.
The availability of increasingly complex microarrays at decreasing cost has made it possible to perform genome-wide analysis of CNPs to quantify copy number differences.
