Interesting wrinkles surface from this collision of consumer destination and industry tool.
Ertebølle industry, tool industry of the coastal regions of northern Europe, dating from about 9000 to 3500 bc.
Azilian industry, tool tradition of Late Paleolithic and Early Mesolithic Europe, especially in France and Spain.
"There are well-established build costs out there in the BCIS database, the standard industry tool that everyone relies on.
Choukoutienian industry, tool assemblage discovered along with cultural remains at the Chou-k'ou-tien (Pinyin Zhoukoudian) caves near Peking, site of Homo erectus finds.
Finally we evaluated the EID tool against an industry tool, HPOpenView Network Node Manager in a series of detection and diagnosis tasks.
The idea is not new, VR has been around for a while as an expensive industry tool.
Certainly, an 'at harvest' biomarker, which is epigenetically regulated, would be the most easy to evaluate and would be potentially most useful as an industry tool.
Named for a New York industrial arts teacher who collected early American craft and industry tools, the trove includes everything from bark spuds and froes to twibills and wool wheel fingers.
These insights are captured in research reports and industry tools that are available online.
Instead, Mr. Blond said, city assessors are overstretched and lack critical industry tools for making accurate assessments.
