Nor does it involve having to make changes to a product or its packaging to incorporate security features, such as adding watermarks, fitting holograms or implanting microchips.
At the height of his power, he declared that he was implanting "21st-century socialism", though he never defined exactly what this was.
See articleThe Transport Security Administration warned that recent intelligence indicated that terrorists linked to al-Qaeda were looking at ways to conceal bombs on aircraft by surgically implanting them into an operative's body.
But the idea of implanting a bacterial colony into a patient might be a tricky one to get past medical regulators not to mention public opinion.A better idea might be to retrain some of the body's own cells to do the work.
But implanting the hormones in the ear is a fiddly process.
Dr Gross, a surgeon, is already skilled at implanting stimulating electrodes into human brains.
The project, which is being led by Eberhart Zrenner, involves implanting chips into the eyes of seven people who have lost their sight to a disease called retinitis pigmentosa.Retinitis pigmentosa is an inherited disorder that accounts for 11% of cases of blindness and has no medical treatment.
That, in turn, led H.G. Wells to write "The War of the Worlds", firmly implanting the image of sinister extra-terrestrials in the popular imagination.For NASA, America's space agency, the discovery is doubly propitious.
This involves implanting a mechanical device that stretches an existing section of an artery, known as the gastroepiploic artery, which is located below the stomach.
The Greens and Hahns believe that some of those contraceptives, which may keep a fertilised egg from implanting in the uterine wall, amount to abortion.
One way is by implanting electrodes into the brain to measure the electrical activity associated with certain movements.
