As in the classical sense of the term, the history of the universe and our vested interest in a condition known simply as "life" contains tales of both epic triumphs and disasters against a backdrop of unforeseen stasis, innovation, and loss.
The real costs in litigation: delayed innovation and loss of consumer choice are even greater.
The dangers in the FBI proposal are thus three-fold: higher costs for communications, a decrease in US innovation (and loss of innovation to overseas), and a likely massive increase in wiretapping -- because cost would no longer be an issue for law enforcement.
Our analysis also revealed that gene duplication, innovation, and loss, caused further divergence of the complex during the divergence of eukaryotes.
Yet, selling the firm's own user innovations risks loss of the competitive advantage originating from use of these innovations.
In this way, despite relational risk and partnership governance (that is, the differentiated trajectory that the network association enables), networks tend to present more gains for learning and innovation than losses (Nooteboom, 2000).
Ancestral gene response states were compared to extant gene response states to infer innovations and losses in stress response (Additional file 2: Figure S1C).
It would be desirable to add data also for Chlorobacteria, the only prokaryote phylum not included, and to carry out a higher resolution cladistic analysis within eubacteria to map superfold innovations and losses in detail across the nine eubacterial phyla to test the tree topology proposed here.
T-Mobile offers low prices and innovation, and its loss would be "a cause for serious concern," according to the report.
That hasn't stopped the team from founding a startup, CRAY Innovation (Cancer Risk Assessment from loss of chromosome Y Innovation), to develop a diagnostic test that could assess a man's risk of cancer based on loss of chromosome Y in blood cells.
