Dave Cruickshank, director of engineering at Trans-Tech in Adamstown, Md., a developer of ceramics for use in technology, said that electrically tunable ceramic filters might provide substantial benefits in next-generation telecom networks.
The EQ-5D is a commonly used instrument for the measurement of health related quality of life [ 19] and is recommended for use in technology appraisal by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence [ 20].
But that is changing just as nations and corporations prepare to mine this patch of the Pacific sea bed for cobalt, manganese and other elements for use in technologies such as smartphones and electric cars.
Applying techniques in signal demodulation and arraying resonators to increase the signal size and fidelity, our methods can be adapted for use in technologies ranging from signal transduction in fiber optic communications systems to virtually undetectable free-space communications with satellites, as can be done with similar techologies17,18,19.
This sense of information is associated with Claude Shannon (1948), who showed how the concept of information could be used to quantify facts about contingency and correlation in a useful way, initially for use in communication technology.
Broadcom, a firm that makes chips for use in broadband technology, accuses Qualcomm of monopolising the CDMA technology used in mobile phones.
"When touch technology came in, mobile browsers had to build a layer to interpret HTML forms, which were never conceived for use in touch technology, resulting in a cumbersome experience".
However, agencies such as NICE require the use of preference-based measures to estimate utility values for use in health technology assessment, and NICE in particular recommend the use of EQ-5D [ 1].
This study analysed the performance of existing mapping algorithms for converting QLQ C30 scores onto the EQ-5D, a technique required to calculate QALYs for use in health technology assessment.
Demand for gallium for use in emerging technologies could be 603 tons by 2030 compared with total current production of 152 tons, according to the study.
Because of their biodegradability and low toxicity, biosurfactants such as rhamnolipids are very promising for use in remediation technologies.
