As the size and complexity of mining equipments continue to increase, the implications of equipment failure become ever more critical.
"In the last few years, the sophistication of cell phone technology has increased dramatically– the implications of these new, hybrid phones in the hands of millions of people has huge security and regulation implications for many industries," said Nicholas Miller, CEO of AirPatrol.
One study, modeling the trade-off between product yield and product quality as conversion temperature increases, has explored the implications of different production techniques and resulting variations in biochar properties for overall system performance (Yoder et al. 2011).
This makes the automation of these functions a field attracting an increasing attention, where the implications of its application for 5G scenarios have been only scarcely considered.
As for a jobless future, the world saw increased inquiry into the implications of a universal basic income, political focus on loss of jobs due to automation, and the mobilization of blue-collar workers in the US and UK to protect their jobs.
There is increasing awareness of the implications of altered PK during critical illness in adult patients [ 19- 21].
The current inclusion in policy discussions of issues beyond national borders highlights the increasing debate about the implications of globalisation for health.
Given the proliferation of studies examining the effects of multimorbidity on disease burden, heath care utilization, and HRQL, increased understanding of the implications of selecting different measures of multimorbidity from survey instruments will help to guide research.
Effectively delivering improved management of hyperuricemia and gout will require a frame shift in practice patterns, including increased recognition of the implications of refractory disease and frequent noncompliance of patients with gout, and understanding the evidence basis for therapeutic targets in serum urate-lowering and gouty inflammation.
We believe that the asymmetric autocatalysis significantly increases the value of the implications of isotope substitution in achiral meteoritic amino acids in the study of the origin and prebiotic evolution of biological homochirality.
