As such, AV technology could be considered at the crossroads of many disciplines such as transportation science, electrical engineering, information technology, software and hardware engineering, law, ethics, and philosophy.
In 1910, a meat market, hardware shop, law office, stationery and confectionery store were constructed in Downtown Omak.
A Pentagon programme that gives surplus military hardware to local law-enforcement agencies can make them seem like occupying armies rather than public servants.
The V-chip, as is well known, is the little piece of computer hardware that, by law, will be put inside every new television receiver, beginning perhaps as early as next year.
By Friday morning, a manhunt had turned into a hostage situation, with the two brothers suspected of the killings, Said and Chérif Kouachi, holed up in an industrial complex, surrounded by police helicopters and armored cars, the nation's law enforcement hardware suddenly on display and then, predictably, the brothers were dead.
It has been shown that for some computations, algorithmic advances have outpaced Moore's Law for hardware.
As the world watched the manhunt unfold, we saw the full array of French law enforcement hardware on display helicopters, armored vehicles, officers in full riot gear.
It's an iron law of computing: hardware becomes commoditized, and the only question is how quickly.
Pushing one toward the hardware section, my brother-in-law and I looked like a pair of twelve-year-olds, the sort with that disease that speeds up the aging process and leaves them wizened and tragic.
But when it comes to features like tapping to zoom, it may have to "design around" Apple's patents and safeguard itself and its hardware partners, said Robert Barr, a law professor at the University of California, Berkeley and former patent counsel for Cisco Systems.
