"Internet filtering tools are expensive to develop and maintain, and can easily 'underblock' due to the constant development of new ways of sharing content.
The constant development of new Internet platforms is shifting the users' role of such platforms, from viewers to main actors.
With the constant development of the tissue engineering technology in the field of urinary reconstruction, the ureteral reconstruction has become possible technology.
Due to the constant development of new components in microsystem technology the possibility to guarantee the reliability and lifetime of these components is essential.
The constant development of new drugs against HIV-1 is necessary due to global expansion of AIDS and HIV-1 drug resistance.
The growing popularity of Li-ion batteries in the field of energy storage necessitates the constant development of methods for improving their performance.
In addition, for many countries, sustaining high rates of agricultural production requires ever-increasing inputs of fertilizers and pesticides, as well as the constant development of new plant varieties.
The constant development of general interest missions, not included in the national sick fund allocations and designed to provide care for more vulnerable persons, have been insufficient to reassure hospital decision makers.
Continuous advancements in integrated circuit design and the constant development of a diverse set of computing applications, paved the way for versatile mobile devices that we use on daily basis.
And while the logical step is to jump straight into writing her own novels, McGee chose a more unconventional path: She decided to go to business school at Stanford — "the scariest decision ever". In California, the blooming technology industry and the constant development of new devices, from self-driving cars to virtual reality masks, helped to inspire her novel.
From the outside, at least, Nintendo is a study in contradictions, at once devoted to the constant development of new gaming experiences, while remaining deferential and staunchly loyal to its past.
