Considering indigenous innovation, R&D activities by foreign companies within emerging markets have a negative effect on technological change because of inadequate technology in the domestic industry and/or increased competition for limited domestic experts.
The first is inadequate technology.
Some analysts contend that NOW will fall to the same weaknesses: inadequate technology and programming that does not beguile viewers.
The program grew out of Congressional hearings three years ago that disclosed many problems, including poor service, inadequate technology and overly aggressive enforcement tactics.
Because of inadequate technology, most of the waste occurs before it gets to the consumer, while the food is being grown, processed and distributed.
A low economic level and inadequate technology discourage, in such countries as Burma, Sri Lanka (Ceylon), and Thailand, the origination and distribution of indigenous writing.
And over the last two decades, federal money for such programs has fallen by 70percentt, according to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, which estimates that a quarter of the state's sewage and wastewater treatment plants are "using outmoded, inadequate technology".
Vested interests in horses, as well as poor roads, steep gradients, inadequate springing, and an inadequate technology of materials, hindered the adoption of his ideas for steam engines on roads.
But it seems unfair when this is not reported alongside the context of austerity, inadequate technology, workforce shortages and a relentless increasing demand on services driven by demographic changes.
As customers fume, the airline industry has sought to shift much of the blame to the F.A.A., which the industry says has been slow in replacing inadequate technology even as air travel demand has grown steadily.
