Despite its well-documented health impacts and efforts to curb its use, lead (Pb) remains a pervasive global neurotoxin capable of causing serious and in some cases irreversible neurological damage.
In this article, a context-aware and pervasive framework was presented, capable of disseminating and filtering important care-related data of the different technologies available in an ambient-aware patient room towards a multitude of care applications, based on their information requirements.
We show this through MyAds, a system capable of exploiting pervasive technologies to autonomously adapt the advertisement process to the trends of interests detected among the audience in a venue.
They include pervasive promiscuous enzymes, which are capable of catalyzing more than one biochemical reaction [ 68, 69], and horizontal gene transfer events that can add multi-reaction metabolic pathways to an existing metabolism, and thus bridge otherwise disconnected genotype network components.
Their desultory attempts to change course are dampened by a pervasive melancholy that no one seems capable of dispelling — least of all our easygoing protagonist, whose passivity grows increasingly wearisome with every passing scene.
In conclusion we found evidence that the SP is capable of becoming a pervasive and low-cost tool for the quantitative analysis of balance and mobility.
Reactivation, primarily through mechanical shear, of pervasive, large-scale fractures is shown capable of causing both hydraulic and thermal short circuiting.
MEME is capable of identifying both pervasive and episodic adaptations.
The paradox — at least at first glance — is that even with such pervasive restraints, China's press and Internet are capable of freewheeling discourse and social criticism.
There is growing interest in the use of context-awareness as a technique for developing pervasive computing applications that are flexible, adaptable, and capable of acting autonomously on behalf of users.
