The department of energy has recognized the need for economical and efficient manufacturing practices to further the market penetration and end user adoption of fuel cells.
Take, for example, the sigmoid curve that is characteristic of technology diffusion (e.g., Rogers 2003, Ch.7): a slow initial diffusion is followed by a sharp increase in market penetration, and ends in an ever slower approach to maximum market share.
There was an element of luck for the equalising goal but the movement and passing for the second goal was so much better, with penetration at the end.
Why, says James, maybe we'll mount a smartphone service so that the BBC and its vast resources are there on your mobile 24/7 – UK penetration by the end of the decade over 80%.
Mobile programmers have the ability to build software that provides deep layers of penetration to the end user through sophisticated targeted notifications.
There were no apparent changes in cell proliferation or apoptosis to account for this lack of mammary outgrowth; it therefore seemed that lateral branching occurred at the expense of forward penetration of the end bud into the fat pad [ 30].
The hosts should really have been ahead after half an hour when Garry Thompson hammered over a delightful Sam Wood cross from the left but there was a lack of penetration at both ends.
But many users in emerging markets still use low-cost phones that are not designed to take advantage of Twitter's mobile offerings, meaning the quality of its overseas customer base will depend partly on the continued penetration of higher-end smartphones.
This in vitro study in extracted human teeth was designed to compare the degree of dye penetration of root-end cavities prepared by CO2 laser, ultrasonic retrotip, or rotary instrument.
The aim of the study is to describe the evolution of the penetration of formal end-of-life policies in Flemish acute hospitals and to describe implementation strategies through communication, training and education of health care providers, and quality assessments.
