Because these selective media exhibited high specificity for growth of the target bacteria compared to established selective media, we applied three notable detection technologies: paper-based, flow cytometry-based, and color change-based detection systems for target bacteria species.
If the world decides it can live without the tube in toilet paper, Kimberly-Clark may move the technology to paper towels.
Four out of the nine RCTs report outcomes comparing the timeliness of electronic portable microcomputer technology to paper and pencil data collection devices [ 32, 35, 38, 40].
The problem of badly designed ballots — which affects all kinds of voting technology, from paper ballots to electronic machines — is likely to be particularly acute this fall.
Originally aimed at adult readers, they employed cutting-edge technology — glue, paper, scissors — to illustrate three-dimensional concepts like anatomy, astronomy and landscaping.
As both a teacher who uses paper textbooks and a student of urban history, I can't help but wonder what parallels exist between my own field and this sudden, wholesale abandonment of the technology of paper.
He said WH Smith had performed well despite tough times for the wider retail market, questions over the economy and technology replacing paper reading matter because it had invested in stores and products.
Above all, it seems to me, we must abandon the notion that there is only one way of reading, or that technology and paper are engaged in some implacable war.
In addition, because New Yorkers have demonstrated their ability to vote accurately on mechanical devices predating the Age of Steam, they can offer expertise to Floridians who are as yet unable to master the technology of paper-punching.
Also, as technology develops, paper can become much more than what it is today (Karlsson 2009).
