The problem though for the scientists and engineers working on nanotechnology is that most progress in this field is uncontroversial and leads to better outcomes for individual patients, but this same science also makes some things possible that are abhorrent to some or all of society, for instance the development of artificial life.
For instance, the development of mechanistic model is not only time consuming, but also needs a huge volume of knowledge of the underlying first principles of the process.
See, for instance, the development of the textile-clothing industry in the Maghreb region and of the food industry in Egypt.
Students can be asked to write down their initial explanations (prior to teaching the NSM) about a particular problem, for instance, the development of resistance to insecticides.
For instance, the development of EM instruments applicable to shallow seas enables us to investigate subsurface conductivity structures near coastlines in more detail.
For instance, the development of the Internet in the late 1980s and its public availability in 1995, the privatization of the telephony sector in the late 1990's and the increase on the number of graduate programs during the 2000s.
For instance, the development of raw material prices (usually commodities like cereals, oil crops or lignocellulosic biomass) may be influenced by e.g. impacts from climate change or productivity gains in agriculture and crop losses.
For instance, the development of resistance to antiestrogen therapy remains a clinically important problem.
For instance, the development of the Global Strategy sought to integrate perspectives from countries through consultations with country representatives.
For instance, the development of reliable bedside technologies for medical diagnosis of infectious diseases would have a great impact in disease monitoring and control.
