They must be complemented by a credible and cost-effective capability to defend against ballistic missiles.
The previous fabrication strategy relied on costly e-beam lithography [7], whereas molding technologies, such as nanoimprinting, have emerged due to high throughput and cost-effective process capabilities [5, 8 16].
As the bone field becomes increasingly interdisciplinary, more biologists and non-test engineers need cost-effective mechanical testing capabilities and the torsional system described here has proven to be more than adequate for standard biomechanical testing requirements.
For automatic assessment of EGG, we used artificial neural networks (ANNs) that have been widely employed in pattern recognition due to their great potential of high performance, flexibility, robust fault tolerance, cost-effective functionality and capability for real-time applications.
Further, compared to graphitic carbon nitride, the present system is cost-effective with the additional capability to produce hydrogen peroxide from water under sunlight.
By the addition of RPAs, greater and more cost-effective allocation of key resource capabilities can occur.
"We live in a much more mobile world than 13 years ago; hardware has never been so cost-effective and computing requirements and capabilities have moved on beyond anyone's expectations," says Microsoft's UK Windows commercial chief, David Rodger.
Although these passive bearing systems are seemingly rather cost-effective, motion performance and motion capabilities are limited compared to active systems using multiple servo loops.
Dynamic load management of the power grid is essential to make better and more cost-effective use of electricity production capabilities, and to increase customer satisfaction.
Second, referral to a center that has ECMO capability was cost-effective from the perspective of the UK National Health Service.
