While racial/ethnic minorities may still have reduced access to healthcare [ 35], their ownership rates of new technologies, such as mobile devices, may be at par with or even higher than their non-minority counterparts [ 36, 37] and therefore benefit more from a technologically-assisted intervention such as use of a PDA.
"Even groups regarded as more closely knit than technologically aware, such as Albanian-speaking groups, have recognized the value of platforms such as Skype," it continues.
Technologically, building such filters would not be impossible, Mr. Wegener said, but he hasn't done so yet.
In countries whose industrial sectors are large and technologically advanced, such as the United States, Germany, and Japan, police cruisers tend to be very sophisticated instruments; elsewhere, they are more rudimentary.
While technologically feasible, such an approach would require a third CA. This, however, is presently a challenge, as iodine-based CAs and gadolinium-based CAs are the only available CAs with a potential for this use.
In some especially technologically ambitious cases — such as Ethereum — a new appcoin / blockchain may be called for … but absent such ambition, such an approach often smacks painfully of a solution searching for a problem.
In Mr. Cidoni's world view, there's nothing technologically inconsistent about such things.
They say thatmore technologically sophisticated options, such as carbon capture and storage, could take several years to come into large-scale operation, and they are more expensive.
On the one hand, Cisco is still fighting fiercely to stay ahead of technologically savvier rivals such as Juniper in its core business of switches and routers.
Even today several technologically advanced countries, such as Japan and Germany, are sometimes referred to as virtual nuclear countries because they could fabricate a weapon fairly quickly with their technical knowledge and domestic stocks of separated plutonium.
