And both, it seems, are instructive about the difficulties of predicting technological progress.
Subtitled, Hollywood's Epic Battle Between Innovation and the Status Quo, from Thomas Edison to Steve Jobs, the book is a case study in the difficulties of introducing technological change in an industry that carefully guards its well-entrenched business models.
In extending our discussion to the online world, we noted implications for the Cycle of Entrapment and the difficulties of applying technological controls and also of how the blurring of geographies can create issues, and ways in which predators can use the online world.
In Section Cyber-predators, we extend our discussion to the online world, noting the implications this brings for the Cycle of Entrapment and the difficulties of applying technological controls and also of how the blurring of geographies can create issues, and ways in which predators can use the online world.
Alternative strategies for identifying untagged mutations have evolved in rice, with varying levels of technological difficulty and efficiency [ 7- 12].
This is not because of technological difficulties or a conspiracy on the part of the auto industry.
The inquiries and analyst's account underscore how e-mail messages, more so than telephone calls, have proved to be a particularly vexing problem for the agency because of technological difficulties in distinguishing between e-mail messages by foreigners and by Americans.
Meanwhile, in the application process of the devices, a series of technological difficulties shall be solved, such as the driver design of new type IGBT, the overshoot suppression of current turn-off, the quick protection design and so on.
"Sometimes the deployment is delayed because of technological difficulties.
Such previous attempts for solid tumors have been hobbled by an inability to define the individually unique antigenic repertoire of tumors because of technological difficulties.
