Their work is affected more when current technology is not available.
But an engineer who heard Dr. Dixon discuss Braille displays at a conference several years ago may have come up with a solution, a display that may one day be much more affordable than current technology, which costs $3,000 to $12,000.
In a round of bidding in April, the British government extracted $36 billion for five spectrum licenses that will allow the transmission of far more data than current technology does.
Because there may be a gulf between teachers and the technology used in distance education, the target of this study was teachers in information related departments in Taiwan's colleges, who were more familiar with current technology.
The solar dish combined-cycle power plant could reach higher levels of solar integration than other concepts but was shown to be more expensive with current technology; solar electricity costs are double those of the hybrid solar-tower combined cycle.
Measurements of exhaled hydrocarbon and other exhaled markers are much more difficult using current technology.
But like other experts in the field, Mr. Patel says that data centers can be made 30percentto50percentcent more efficient by applying current technology.
But the fact that the NSA has managed to so pervasively penetrate security raises a follow-up question: Who else? That's not an indictment of the NSA but more comment on the current technology environment.
There is the possibility to continue operations with more or less the current technology, but replacing HEU targets by LEU ones.
Therefore, focusing on the generation of gene expression arrays comprehensively representing the transcriptomes of individual tissues and diseases is a more feasible approach with current technology platforms.
Officials said it did not appear that Iraq had built or bought a new, more accurate missile, but was able to adapt its current technology for more effective attacks.
