Yet in the past 18 months Wind River has aggressively broadened the technologies and services it offers clients, who include a growing number of consumer-electronics makers.
DivX is expected to enable Sonic to deepen and broaden the technology it offers for Internet-based video delivery and expand its relationships with leading retailers and consumer electronics manufacturers.
"This funding will be used to significantly improve performance as part of Undo's always-on recording vision, and also to accelerate our product roadmap and broaden the technology beyond compiled code so that it can be used with Java and other VM-based languages," it tells us.
However, the significant progress of production technology frontier consequently broadened the gap of technology efficiency between the frontier technology and the actual output.
The development of the self-piercing riveting (SPR) technology in recent years has broadened the application of the technology in the automobile industry.
Not only has this genomic information vastly broadened the usability of RNAi technology in reductionist-type experiments, but also it has allowed for the adaptation of RNAi tools for large-scale forward genetic screens.
The present study has also largely broadened the scope of CLASPI technology from finding PTM 'readers'(Li et al., 2012; Li and Kapoor, 2010), which are usually involved in relatively more stable protein protein interactions, to identifying dynamic and transient interactions between PTMs and their 'erasers'erasers
Now they are copying medicines, mobile phones, food and drink, car parts and even tobacco.Related items Counterfeiting: In praise of the real thingMay 15th 2003New technology has broadened the range of goods that are vulnerable to copying.
Moreover, developments in commerce and technology have broadened the scope of white-collar crime to include cybercrime (computer crime), health-care fraud, and intellectual property crimes, in addition to more-traditional crimes involving embezzlement, bribery, conspiracy, obstruction of justice, perjury, money laundering, antitrust violations, tax crimes, and regulatory violations.
Computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM) technology has broadened the scope and application for this treatment option.
