"Just as we did not foresee the development of e-mail, the World Wide Web or other popular services when the PC was first introduced, we do not know what services will eventually emerge for 3G," said Yrjo Neuvo, executive vice president and chief technology officer at Nokia's mobile phones division in Helsinki.
Although he did not succeed in manufacturing cellulose nitrate, Schoenbein foresaw the development of the plastics industry.
While we imagine that alternative data representations,such as the JavaScript Object Notation (JSON), may be used in this context forefficient data exchange we do not foresee the development tools for powerfulvalidation and semantic transformation that motivate the use of XML, as discussedbelow.
As an outlook from the findings above, we foresee the development of an ultra-fast implementation of a 3D local topological mapping (as opposed to the global mapping described) and surface-restricted sampling, for the purpose of capturing sub-structural relations and acquiring only the surface-laden information (which is the most pertinent to the molecular recognition events), respectively.
From the designer's contextual risk management system perspective, it is worth to foresee the development of some web service where customers can log-in and link several payment cards to one account (for loyalty purposes) and design his system to operate on the level of a client rather than on pure token.
The identification of such markers in high-risk melanoma patients would be important for the design and the interpretation of clinical trials, and could be of great benefit as one might also foresee the development of useful and effective adjuvant therapies.
In the near future, it can be foreseen that the development and evaluation of smart learning systems with new mobile and sensing technologies will be the main focus for researchers from the fields of computer science and educational technology.
It is foreseen that the development of fully human mAbs will further improve the application and development of these techniques, the high costs of clinical developments of experimental radiopharmaceuticals being the major problem to solve.
But since both costs were expected to further decline, it created an opportunity vacuum for those who foresaw the future development of viability in this technological context.
