Some experts see the problems as a harbinger of bigger trouble to come, as the Gates Foundation funds development of vaccines for malaria and tuberculosis that could save tens of millions of lives but might face similar deployment hurdles.
Conversely, a sneakernet approach allows us to convert this significant hurdle in deployment to the challenge of making mini-quantum computers amenable to physical transport.
The signing is important both as a step to stop the conflict here and as the first major hurdle toward NATO deployment of 3,500 soldiers in Macedonia to help disarm the guerrillas.
Another hurdle to DHTs deployment is their tight control of the overlay structure and the information (part of the index) each peer maintains, which makes them more sensitive to failures and frequent joins and disconnects.
Given time, these cells will colonize and form a biofilm; indeed, biofilm formation has been a major technical hurdle to the deployment and scale up of photobioreactors.
"The Opportunities for and Hurdles to Combined Heat and Power in New Yo" by Alexis Saba, Bianca Howard et al. This paper first seeks to quantify the potential for CHP development in New York City and describe the primary hurdles to optimal deployment in Parts I and II.
These types of costly hurdles ultimately deter deployment and consumer adoption.
This might be the greatest technical hurdle to the commercial deployment of CO2-enhanced coal bed methane (ECBM) and storage operations.
Despite recent advances in tactile sensing, robust active exploration remains a challenging problem, which is a major hurdle to the practical deployment of tactile sensors in robots.
The technology industry desperately wants to quicken the pace of broadband deployment, calling it the single biggest hurdle to their industry's recovery.
However, proposed solutions feature various proprietary and highly specialized technologies that are difficult to integrate and complex to use, which represents a hurdle to their wide deployment.
