"There is no credible scenario for cost-effectively tackling climate change without CCS.
Still, some forms of market-based approaches hold promise for cost-effectively managing some ecosystem services provided by and to agricultural lands.
For IoT (Internet of Things) applications, this issue is critical for cost-effectively extending their lifetime, and should be considered, which however is not addressed in the literature.
In this article, Chris Rehmann of AESSEAL Inc, and consulting engineer Heinz P. Bloch, discuss the concept of oil mist lubrication and briefly review past and current best practices before focusing on opportunities for cost-effectively improving the reliability of this lubrication method.
Still, there's no doubt that returns specifically because of size/fit issues are a huge cost to the online clothes selling industry so any startup that can get some success with a method for cost-effectively shrinking returns has the potential to build a sizeable business in the virtual fitting room space.
However, technologies for cost-effectively converting renewable natural resources to biofuel molecules, in order to minimize the conflict between food and fuel use, have not yet been developed [ 46].
The continuing development of conventional gamma imaging in oncology is shown by Dizdarevic and Peters (Brighton, UK) who review the imaging of multidrug resistance in cancer with an emphasis on [99mTc]MIBI scintigraphy, illustrating the opportunities for cost-effectively guiding individualized treatment in an era of personalized medicine.
The nonlinear dynamic analysis of long-span bridges can be used to predict more accurately and realistically their seismic response than elastic dynamic response and used for more cost effectively upgrading the seismic resistance of existing long-span bridges.
Thus, for pharmacies to cost effectively meet the increasing demand for pharmaceuticals, it is crucial that pharmacy managers efficiently allocate the pharmacy staff's time.
After all, this is an industry that will actually charge nearly the same amount for ebooks, which cost effectively zero dollars to replicate and distribute, as it does for the ones whose replication involves killing trees and shipping products around on pollution-belching trucks, activities which do cost money (not to mention their many unpaid-for externalities).
