The 'inefficiencies' of technology were worse, but the scale of technology was so much smaller - because population was so much smaller - that nature was easily able to absorb the relatively minor assault.
We also know that the inefficiencies of algae technologies were the reason that a long-lasting Energy Department program, researching algal power since 1978, was shuttered in 1996.
Although successful cloning has been achieved since the birth of the first cloned animal from adult somatic cells, the mechanisms related to many abnormal phenotypes or the inefficiency of SCNT technology are incompletely understood [ 22, 47, 48].
That goes beyond cost; clients cite firm inefficiency, ineffective utilization of technology, lack of diversity and budget discipline, turnover, and a limited understanding of their business as additional reasons for discontent.
Given irrigation efficiencies range from 30%to70%0%, anything grown with irrigation will have to be triple positive to deal with water consumption to produce the feedstock, the water that goes into each bottle, and the inefficiency of the technologies used.
Yet due to the unwieldy nature of the designs and the inefficiency of existing technologies and construction materials, most companies lost interest in the idea after test pilots met their untimely deaths.
Using the stochastic frontier production model and the dynamic form of the technical inefficiency, frontier technology progress of firm i is estimated at t time, the change of technical efficiency, scale economy, and the allocative efficiency.
Even accounting for the energy absorbed by air molecules and other inefficiencies, the technology has the potential of cutting launching costs by a factor of 100 to 1,000, Mr. Cole and Dr. Myrabo both said.
Inefficiencies of the current communications used for emergency response include lack of technology inter-operability between different jurisdictions, and high vulnerability due to their centralized infrastructure.
With more than 2,500 entrepreneurs, investors and service providers, or "outsiders," the overall enthusiastic tone of the conference was embedded in the power of technology (ed-tech) to grow revenue and squeeze inefficiencies out of the learning process.
