This assumption in turn requires a rational pricing system that takes into account any and all extant technologies and scarcities.
Extant technologies, while capable, are not yet scalable enough to enable rapid customization and instantiation for specific projects.
A large public of literate citizens was necessary before giant publishing and newspaper empires might employ extant communications technology to satisfy widespread desires or needs for popular reading materials.
The extant GBS technology has several limitations that were addressed in this study.
To develop this capacity, we constructed the Virtual Observation Suite Demonstrator (VOSD), a simulation-based training platform combining extant simulation technologies, custom software components that enable system reconfiguration and expansion, and the Dynamic Tailoring System (DTS), a custom middleware package which adds trainee-specific scenario tailoring and feedback capabilities.
This chemistry can form the basis of a colorimetric sensor that relies on extant filter tape technology.
Sentry doesn't intend on building its own hardware, but instead plans on licensing its technology for extant walker companies to use in their own models.
By claiming that technologies are carriers of e-Government reform aims, this study investigates the logics embedded in the design of new technology and extant political interests and values inscribed in e-Government policies.
Microsatellite data have been analysed in thousands of genetic studies on extant species but the technology can be problematic when applied to low copy number (LCN) DNA.
Studies have shown differing patterns of students' tolerance for ambiguity and uncertainty that appear to reflect extant attitudinal predispositions toward technology, objectivity, culture, value- and theory-ladeness, and the need for self-examination.
Note that for countries with non-extant legitimate information communication technology (ICT) market, it may be economically rational to allow cybercrime to persist [16].
