Context: Software product lines (SPLs) have reached a considerable level of adoption in the software industry, having demonstrated their cost-effectiveness for developing higher quality products with lower costs.
It was originally developed for design and functional prototype applications but, in the last decade, gained considerable recognition and adoption in industry due to the process simplicity, affordability, and ability to make parts in a range of common engineering thermoplastics.
The intricacies of the libraries combined with the low-level programming prowess required for these languages present a considerable barrier to adoption by less programming-oriented practitioners.
Second, the financial resources required to develop the populations needed to map QTL were considerable, limiting the adoption of this technology (see Dekkers 2004, Bernardo 2008, Collard and Mackill 2008, and Hospital 2009 for insightful discussions of lessons learned from QTL studies in animal and plant breeding).
An output-oriented research typically emphasizes fundamental theories and peer-reviewed journal publications, while an outcome-oriented research typically is conducted to solve real world problems, and places considerable emphasis on industry acceptance, adoption, and practical application.
About to vote in #UNSC on #Syria CW. 4000 requests for photo of Ministers voting, so considerable interest in this adoption.
Over the last several decades, the sector has made considerable progress towards the adoption of cleaner production initiatives and the implementation of broader sustainability practices.
However, high cost and insufficient durability are considerable challenges for widespread adoption of polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs) in practical applications.
With the advent of rotary nickel-titanium (NiTi) instruments this issue seems to have assumed such prominence as to be a considerable hindrance to the adoption of this major technical advancement.
In some cases, there have been considerable delays in its adoption.
The use of BFT in aquaculture has received considerable attention because the adoption of this technique results in high production yields, feed protein recycling, better water quality, and bacterial infection control (Avnimelech 2006; Crab et al. 2007; Little et al. 2008; Choo and Caipang 2015).
