Identity chips could even be embedded in valuables, so that they could be tracked in case of theft.But the mu-chip is a Pandora's box, believes Lee Tien, an attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EEF), a San Francisco-based organisation that specialises in the conflict between technology and personal rights.
In the first instance, when industrial capitalism was being born, it came of age by ingesting what was valuable embedded in pre-capitalist forms of life and labor, including land, animals, human muscle power, tools and talents, know-how, and the ways of organizing and distributing what got produced.
"The programme to embed personnel with allies is extremely valuable to the development of our armed forces but the government needs to be transparent about the role they play," the spokesperson said.
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This chapter talks about liberation of valuables embedded in particle compounds and solid waste.
Today, volatility has made the stock option embedded in convertible securities valuable, giving issuers relatively low interest rates while giving investors upside potential.
It's not that either of these views of Wallace is false; even back in 1996 he often spoke of the valuable truths embedded in the shopworn homilies of Alcoholics Anonymous and of how hard it was for those who fancy themselves "smart" to acknowledge them.
A specific technology can be portrayed as valuable by embedding it in wider societal contexts.
Obviously, the valuable information embedded in side views is not fully leveraged in the feature selection process.
How to leverage the valuable information embedded in multiple side views to evaluate the usefulness of a set of subgraph patterns?
