The first is in power savings – electro-active polymers, or what the artificial muscle is known as technically, provides a way for mobile cameras on smartphones to consume far less power than they do now.
In the end, it all comes down to providing a great experience for the user and showing interesting content that they will want to digest and share -- in as little time as possible with as much convenience as you can technically provide.
DAB technically provides low audio quality in the UK due to 98% of stereo stations using a bit rate level of 128 kbit/s with the MP2 audio codec, which provides poorer sound quality than FM-quality (assuming good reception on both DAB and FM).
Thus the synthesis of magnetic graphene composite from IOTs was technically feasible, providing additional opportunities for future application of these composites in environmental management.
In this group, 86% performed CPR technically correctly, providing 30 chest compressions, followed by two breathes.
A sleeve lobectomy should be considered as an alternative whenever technically feasible, providing that a complete resection can be obtained [44].
Sufficiently deep particle deposition seems technically achievable, provided pellets are launched from the torus inboard at sufficient speed.
The Americans did not need, technically, to provide clear evidence that Iraq still possesses weapons of mass destruction, for Resolution 1441 laid the burden of proof on Iraq.
The FX broadcasts of "Live at the Beacon Theater" and the coming third season of "Louie," which begins June 28, are technically free, provided you pay your subscription fee to a cable or satellite service that offers FX.
Technically, CTLC provides a powerful representation to formally model 1) interactions among multi-agent based web services and 2) compliance and violation behaviors within composite business contracts by making use of communicative commitment operators.
