"I see the Internet of Things as a huge transformative development — a way of boosting productivity, of keeping us healthier, making transport more efficient, reducing energy needs, tackling climate change," said the PM in a speech in which he predicted the IoT will usher in a "new industrial revolution".
"I see the internet of things as a huge transformative development - a way of boosting productivity, of keeping us healthier, making transport more efficient, reducing energy needs, tackling climate change," he said.
The Metropolitan Railway saw housing development as a way of boosting its income long-term, and the Metropolitan Surplus Lands Committee was formed in 1887 to manage surplus land it had bought to build its railway lines.
However, there are good reasons to doubt that the move will succeed in its aim of boosting the development of South Korea's provinces.
The ruling National League for Democracy NLDD) faces the task of boosting rural development to improve livelihoods and reduce opium cultivation.
Prussia established universal primary education by 1763, thereby creating a workforce capable of boosting economic development.Non-Western economies struggled, by contrast, often because of Western influence.
After years of development, boosting the electrochemical hydrogen evolution performance of MoS2 catalyst through the traditional methods, such as defect engineering and conductivity improvement, has reached their limit.
The trend towards more twin-engined aircraft drives up the cost of engine development, by boosting the need for power and reliability.
It was found that zoning can affect prediction accuracy and projected urbanized patterns, with the zoning scenarios taking spatial differentiation of planning policies into account (i.e., S2 4) generating better predictions of newly urbanized pixels, better representing urban clustered development, and boosting the level of spatial matching relative to zoning by land-use type (S1).
Last week, the government's Montague review published proposals to encourage private investment in build-to-let developments to boost the supply of rented homes.
