She has a prodigiously high jump and is mistress of all the arduous technical hurdles of the role.
Reasons include the technical hurdles of BIM adoption and a misfit between human agencyversus the affordances of BIM.
"Teaming with industry leaders such as Widevine is allowing us to overcome the technical hurdles of digital rights management and platform optimization behind the scenes, so all the consumer experiences is convenient, hassle-free entertainment viewing".
What makes ARKit compelling, Cook this week explained in a wide-ranging interview with The Independent, is that it allows developers to focus on their passions, while Apple handles the technical hurdles of implementing AR in the mobile apps.
While this was enough to get a proof of concept or even a working beta with some painfully long sales cycle pilot customers, it often wasn't enough to overcome the political and technical hurdles of integrating into myriad legacy Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems, Practice Management systems, billing software, etc.
But Book Oven's tools, and other cloud-publishing sites, will mean that book makers can focus on the important thing, the content, and not worry about the technical hurdles of making, printing, and distributing books.
Our group has overcome the technical hurdles of single-cell molecular analysis by using microfluidic technology [1]– [12] [12].
The amount of lipid production that can be induced is theoretically enormous and justifies the technical hurdles of this approach from an industrial viewpoint [ 15, 25].
Only a handful of investigations into this relatively new area of hPSC bioprocess research have been published and these are summarised in Table 4. Early investigations incorporating expansion and differentiation focused on overcoming the technical hurdles of carrying out two different operations in one integrated process step; as such only modest yields of target cells were achieved [ 74].
