The abandonment of the Production Code in 1968 opened the floodgates for sex to migrate from dirty theatres to more legit venues.
Last month, for instance, the Russian government revealed plans to pay local app makers to migrate apps to open source alternatives to Android, such as Jolla's Sailfish and the Samsung-led Tizen project.
In the natural order of things, so the story goes, industries disaggregate as interfaces between various stages of the value chain become open and standardized, allowing value to migrate up or down the value chain.
And many advocates for migrants said the European Union had done too little to open legal channels for people to migrate, especially those who are not wealthy or educated, and also needed to improve resettlement programs for refugees and asylum seekers.
When the need to trade is less urgent, floor traders make do with simple hand signals, which require less energy and are less likely to alert their competitors.That claim is supported by other studies showing that trading tends to migrate to open-outcry systems at times of extreme volatility.
This gives them the open capabilities, security and flexibility to migrate critical workloads to the cloud, but also ensures they can tap into new innovative services such as AI, blockchain and analytics". Some analysts think so.
"All it will take is one or two high-profile companies to migrate to Apple to open the floodgates for other IT managers to realize that they, too, should consider moving to a new platform," Pile says.
In Asia, where taiga abutted directly on the steppe, hunters and gatherers of the forest were prone to migrate into the open grasslands.
The location of winter breeding areas is still unknown, since these whales tend to migrate in the open ocean.
After removal of the detached cells by gentle washing with PBS, the cells were fed with fresh complete medium and incubated to allow cells to migrate into the open area.
