Conversely, we can see, especially in the technologies of robotics and genomics, the potential for tremendous change, disruption on a wide scale, and the re-making of our current order in substantial fashion.
In a companion paper (Lise et al. 2004) we use the model presented here to evaluate the potential spillover effects that may arise should the SSP be implemented as a policy on a wide scale for British Columbia.
Vacuum-tube devices, the klystron and the magnetron, continue to be used on a wide scale, especially for higher-power applications.
It's hard to picture the politics aligning for this model to work on a wide scale in education or social services, programs run by government.
Avoiding giving details of individual cases, Mr. Joinet said the team had found "detention in solitary confinement practiced on a wide scale and for long periods of time" in parts of Evin prison in Tehran.
Due to the presumed high level of etiologic heterogeneity and the overlap of dimensions across mood disorders and schizophrenia, standalone markers are unlikely to be specific or applicable on a wide scale and for a wide range of patients.
This, unfortunately, cannot be done in the context of a wide-scale search for binding sites.
A government decision is imminent on whether to order General Electric to pay for a wide-scale dredging of the river to clean up PCB's, which are linked to cancer, from the company's operations.
Professor Doudna has been a leading figure in the group of scientists who have called for a wide-scale public debate on whether the technique should ever be used to change the human "germline" of sperm, eggs and embryos.
But citing worries about the nation's mounting debt, the president began to beat the drum for a wide-scale tax overhaul for both individuals and corporations — a point he stressed in his State of the Union address.
