Continuous advances in technologies, individuals, and the workplace have increased the importance of adult learning and professional development for keeping up with the current pace of technologies and information.
However, the widespread use of wireless communication systems and continuous advances in archiving technology should overcome the current problems [4].
With continuous advances in sequencing technology (e.g. improvement of read length and error rate), it is possible in the foreseeable future that libraries with even larger inserts will be much desired for SV studies.
Continuous advances in sequencing technology will increase the number and diversity of genomes available enabling further testing of the hypothesis of large-scale conservation of paralog retention between different branches of the ray-finned teleost radiation.
The continuous advances in mobile technologies and personal devices (smartphones and tablets) have led to the deployment of heterogeneous networks (HetNets) to support the extreme traffic demand of new services.
Despite continuous advances in medicine and technology, one aspect of mammography has not changed in over 50 years: the breast is still flattened onto the detector because this improves diagnostic image quality [ 2] and reduces dose [ 3].
Rapid and continuous advances in communications and computer technology are spurring a host of new concepts in road traffic control.
Continuous advances in light and photonic technologies, many of them catalysed by the invention of the laser in 1962, have made available a broad set of powerful optical and spectroscopic tools, which scientists have employed in various analytical investigations aiding archaeologists, historians and conservators in their studies and practice.
With the continuous advances in measurement, communication and information technologies, the system presents a bright future for practical application.
In general, carbon-based materials play a major role in today's science and technology and the discovery of graphene is the last of a long string of continuous advances in the science of carbon [2].
