But to use this technology, libraries must insert electronic-tag chips, similar to a transponder, into each book at a cost of about 85 cents each -- prohibitive for many public libraries, although academic and private libraries could prove eager to invest.
Technologies for inserting electronic components are necessary within the electronics industry.
In the second experiment, the proposed set of visual perceptibility measures are examined for a simulated industrial task of inserting electronic chips into slots of a working table, resembling a fine assembly line of transponders manufacturing.
Thus, nonadiabatic ET can be coupled to adiabatic PT, which amounts to inserting electronic wave functions such as ϕ nk ad into the wave function expansion of eq 5.39a or eq 5.39b (see the discussion at the beginning of this subsection).
After dinner, strolled grounds with Emmett, who is surgeon, does something two days a week with brain inserts, small electronic devices?
Firms shifted their focus to other applications in the trading card market where smart cards (that could be inserted into electronic reader attached to a PC) were used for entertainment purposes like online gaming.62.
The aim of the present paper is to study GPs' use of a hyperlink inserted into electronic test result communication.
After manual collection of data in the questionnaire, it will be inserted in electronic forms in the project website, hosted by Cemicamp's (Center for Studies in Reproductive Health of Campinas) institutional webpage and sent to the central database.
And Ogilvy, part of the WPP Group, shared the grand prize for a 32-page insert for the electronic business services unit of I.B.M.
The researchers came up with a standard form, which was inserted in patients' electronic health records.
