The first of those factors is a technology imperative, born of the rich history of research and development that has made CDS possible, and in a sense inevitable it is possible, so it will be done.
In his book The Technology Imperative, and also in his essay, "Rationales and Mechanisms For Revitalizing U.S. Manufacturing R&D Strategies," he argues that the key problem for U.S. innovation is what he calls the "valley of death" between pure science and commercialization.
This cross-sectoral technological imperative is here conceptualized as "technology push-over".
Topics included, among others, modern technology, ecological imperatives, responsibilities and control of the mass media, minority and constitutional rights, and world peace.
Technological imperative favours drug, device, or other medical technologies or other 'magic bullets' to treat problems.
Therefore, the use of graphics processing unit (GPU) devices to accelerate time-reversal imaging micro-seismic event location technology becomes imperative.
Making better use of autopsies in improving clinical practice among doctors practicing in resource-limited settings, with low rates of uptake and the application of advanced medical technology, is imperative.
The development and implementation of new methodologies and technologies are imperative to tackle this challenge.
Investments in these technologies are imperative to alleviate economic disparity and create better, safer options for the underbanked.
Thus, representative evaluation of computational approaches and high throughput experimental technologies is imperative to our ability as a community to harness the full potential of biological data in the post-genome era.
