And today, economists are optimistic that all the new digital sources of information — Big Data, in the popular shorthand — will open the door to breakthroughs in the ability to measure, monitor and perhaps guide the economy.
UCLA, for example, has many resources for veterans, including the Brain Injury Resource Center -- honored by the U.S. Army -- where breakthrough research led to improvements in the ability to diagnose traumatic brain injury on the battlefield and recover from it, as well as the creation of a national institute dedicated to advancing understanding of the invisible wounds veterans suffer.
He added that Graceland, which won a Grammy for album of the year, is "the peak in my solo career" and a breakthrough in his ability to write songs.
The intensivist is poised to marshal the science of variability analysis, becoming a 'dynamicist' [ 6], to measure and characterize the variability of physiological signals in an attempt to understand the information locked in the 'homeokinetic code' [ 7], and thus contribute to a breakthrough in our ability to treat critically ill patients.
Kleidermacher described the addition of these machine learning techniques as a "breakthrough in our ability to detect badness".
And now there are signs of a significant breakthrough in our ability to manipulate it. .
The real breakthrough in the Kenyan market has been in people's ability to send and receive money, with more than two-thirds doing so by phone.
Clearly, the ability to delete Brca1 in a tissue-specific manner is a breakthrough in the development of animal models of the molecular mechanisms of BRCA1-associated breast cancer in humans.
Iran Claims Breakthrough In Ability to Enrich Uranium Iran announced that its nuclear engineers had advanced to a new phase in the enrichment of uranium, and President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and the country's ruling clerics declared that the nation would now speed ahead, in defiance of a United Nations resolution, to produce the nuclear fuel on an industrial scale.
