In the business-to-business arena, the intermediary's offer of tight, but low cost integration of processes between buyers and sellers will have the biggest payoff, Finnie says.
This project aims at demonstrating that an evolutionary intervention package featuring low cost, integration with routine services, cultural sensitization and self-optimization, is effective and sustainable in preventing diabetes.
By applying low-cost intermixing, such integration will have low insertion loss and polarization-independent properties [14].
Moreover, InAs nanowires can be grown epitaxially on silicon without the use of gold seeding [6], thus making the process viable also for low-cost silicon technology integration where deep Au levels in the Si bandgap must be avoided.
Instead of making overblown promises to control borders, we need a low-cost, local and inclusive integration strategy to respond to the immigration we are experiencing now, and can expect in the future.
Owing to its fabrication method and characteristics, these devices represent a reliable and low-cost solution for the integration of microfluidic control in mass-produced lab-on-a-chip devices.
This opens up scalable and low-cost ways to the integration of microscopic two-dimensional graphene sheets into macroscopic 3D graphene aerogel materials, thus providing the possibility of fabricating novel lightweight porous aerogel materials with controllable functionalities and reversible compressibility for applications in numerous fields.
Among various photovoltaic cells, organic polymer-based solar cells have received considerable attention as a new alternative photovoltaic technology due to their flexibility, light weight, low-cost fabrication, and easy integration into a wide variety of devices[5].
Bitcoin's low-cost structure and potential integration capability with all mobile devices eliminates the costs required to support the 80-year-old messenger with a cute hat, and renders the $36 billion in fees totally unnecessary — $36 billion that will do really well in the world.
Despite the significant opportunity represented by low-cost sequencing for the integration of genomic and metabonomic data and the identification of gene-metabolite associations, several challenges stand in the way of routine paired analysis of sequences and metabolic profiles.
Consequently, strategies are needed to reduce the risk of the first few applications, including the use of low-cost residues as feedstocks, integration into existing facilities, access to low-cost debt, sale of valuable co-products, employment of a commercialization team with a successful track record, and the use of existing technology where possible.
