It must be designed and built without any reliance on any components of fixed or wired networks.
Chief Executive Franz Fehrenbach wants to reduce the reliance on auto components while increasing sales in its two other business units: consumer goods and building technology (currently 24%) and industrial technology (13%).
NaviSite, a Web hoster, isn't expected to reach profitability until early next year; Tallan, the consulting and services company, is up against stiff competition from bigger, more well-known companies; the revenue at MyWay, YesMail and Engage is impacted by its reliance on advertising components.
Reliance on cellular components can affect host physiology [ 35– 38], can depend on circuit "state" [ 40] and be host specific [ 43].
And while TVs are still a major part of its business, increased reliance on third-party components limits its ability to do something more radical.
To successfully overcome noise by switching from reliance on one channel to reliance on another, the signal components in the two channels must be at least partially redundant in meaning.
Among manufacturers, the company is known for extreme reliance on suppliers for components.
The plan, which will probably be unveiled in a month, demonstrates the Army's increasing reliance on its reserve components.
Motivation: Nanopore sequencing may be the next disruptive technology in genomics, owing to its ability to detect single DNA molecules without prior amplification, lack of reliance on expensive optical components, and the ability to sequence long fragments.
Merrill Lynch said both its tax experts and its clients' advisers thought the tax and economic aspects of the deals were proper, but "it would be fair to say that in the wake of the court's ruling our business places far greater reliance on the economic component" in deals it now markets.
