To coax the oil from Tupi, engineers will have to drill up to 16,000 feet below the sea floor through salt and rocks, in water depths of up to 10,000 feet, an undertaking that is at the frontier of the industry's technological ability, according to PFC Energy, a consultancy in Washington.
If you don't have exposure to the frontiers of an industry, you can't realistically be an innovator in that industry.
It's a tale worthy of its own comic (and one of many inspirations for Michael Chabon's Pulitzer Prize-winovel novel, "The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay"): On the frontier of a new industry, writers and artists creating scores of characters, but publishers profiting from them.
It is concluded that it is valid to argue that Biologicalisation in Manufacturing truly represents a new and breaking frontier of digitalisation and Industry 4.0 and that the market potential is very strong.
It was a time of a triple frontier--of geography, of industry, of democracy itself.
Zamoyski supported economical development of his lands, investing in colonization of frontiers, and the development of industry, both small (sawmills, breweries, mills and such) and large (his lands had four iron mills and four glass factories).
As a city that forever remains on the frontier, Chicago is a capital of industry but also ideas.
The frontier industries of the United States were actually created by the state.
Edibles will be a big market, says John Kagia, director of industry analytics at New Frontier, a cannabis data-collecting firm.
We operate at the frontiers of the energy industry, in an environment where attitude to risk is key … We continue to show our ability to take on and manage risk, doing the difficult things that others either can't do or choose not to do".
