The technological bottleneck refers to the inadequacy of observational techniques for detecting and quantifying complex preferential flow patterns, particularly in situ.
This is mainly due to the digital divide, to the inherent distrust in the e-voting procedure, as well as to the inadequacy of the existing technological means to meet certain requirements.
While the synthesis shows that communities have benefited in terms of income, knowledge, and skills acquisition and employment, it also reveals serious inadequacies in human, financial, and technological resources required for successful community forestry implementation.
We should not see human error as the cause; but as a symptom, an expression, of inadequacies deeper within the organisational, technological and operational system that makes up clinical work.
The above challenges are expressed in the field of TEL teacher education as a growing concern on the inadequacy of teacher preparation programs treating technological, pedagogical and content knowledge in isolation (Angeli & Valanides, 2009).
But his thinking has been deeply influenced by what might be thought of as the cheap-glasses conundrum: the inadequacy of addressing complex societal issues with technological ingenuity alone.
However, the pursuit of simplicity may filter out details, once deemed irrelevant, which may later reassert their significance under either technological pressure or more careful scrutiny, in which case the inadequacy of the model cripples the validity of the derived results.
Technological limitations hindered IS usefulness in the initial Canadian locale, while staffing inadequacies amid pronounced power imbalances affecting governance restricted IS usefulness in the subsequent Canadian application.
Dickens never mentioned these inadequacies.
Technological breakthrough?
