In recent years, high-entropy films have shown a fast development potential in various fields.
In early 1950s, the first expansion shell anchor was invented in the United States, which led to a fast development of rock bolting.
In this context, biotechnological production of biodiesel with lipases has received great consideration in recent years and is undergoing a fast development [ 3].
In vitro studies confirm a faster development of nitrate tolerance in the intracranial arteries compared to peripheral arteries [29, 30].
Scientific research and development are in a fast growing pace in China, particularly in the fields of applied sciences, such as sustainable energy, nanotechnology and stem cells (Editorial, 2010).
To determine the long-term course of cardiac function in a moderate LCx and a severe LAD ischemia-reperfusion model for future validation of novel therapeutic strategies, we hypothesized that LAD ischemia-reperfusion will result in fast development of cardiac dysfunction representing a good model for severely affected patients with cardiac dilatation and signs of heart failure.
Third, by being under pressure from economical or societal parties that have an interest in the fast development of converging technologies, as is the case with smart grid technologies that ultimately serve the goal to prevent climate change and energy bottlenecks by integration of highly decentralized renewable energy sources.
"We've seen a very fast development in AI over a very short period of time," said Prof Yoshua Bengio, from the University of Montreal.
This significant projected increase of the total fleet of vehicles is mainly due to the very fast increase of the vehicles fleet in countries showing a very fast development, like China, India and other Asian, Latin American and African countries.
