This is in anticipation of the big payday at exit, based mostly on the long-term futuristic growth prospects of these companies.
Our recommendations take into account that the EPS is still evolving, and therefore need long term (or futuristic) solutions to the design challenges faced by pharmacists, if a paperless NHS is to be achieved.
The depiction of "Chaos" in orchestral terms remains astonishingly futuristic, and think of how its eerie clashes must have sounded to ears unacquainted with Wagner or Debussy.
"Red" goes even further than the band's debut in terms of retro-futuristic pastiche, making a frothy elixir out of 1980s synth-pop, art-rock and new wave.
From (12), the futuristic trust coefficient of selfishness in terms of cooperative probability is derived through the steps (14) and (15), {lambda}_{mathrm{sf}}{pi}_S=left({lambda}_{mathrm{cs}}{mu}_{mathrm{sc}}right kern0.5em {pi}_c (14) {pi}_S=frac{left({lambda}_{mathrm{cs}}-{mu}_{mathrm{sc}}right)}{lambda_{mathrm{sf}}}{pi}_c (15).
They had focus in terms of minimalist shape and futuristic textures, but there was no moment of uplift.
The title isn't ground-breaking by any means in terms of enabling some sort of futuristic AR use case, but perhaps the most unusual thing about it was how familiar it felt.
While environmental groups agree with the industry that fuel cells offer a solution, there is concern that the auto industry is pushing a very futuristic answer as a way to avoid near-term fuel economy improvements.
Churchill first wrote explicitly about harnessing atomic energy -- more accurately termed 'nuclear energy' -- in his futuristic article 'Fifty Years Hence', published in the closing months of 1931 in North American and the UK.
As additional and innovative technologies with a long-term effect on the transportation sector, more futuristic, emerging solutions were identified.
Nothing in his home looks particularly futuristic, or technological, at least as we've usually understood those terms.
