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When we think of developing new products, we're focused on serving that audience".
MOST people think of developing countries when they hear the term "microfinance".
Recent advancements made in the field of glass technology and advanced ceramics made researchers to think of developing hybrid machining techniques to process those materials efficiently and economically.
We can also think of developing a variety of battery technologies as "hedging one's bets," since the impact of variation in lithium supply will be diminished if other battery types are available.
In this direction, it is natural to think of developing various types of affinity grids as structure-friendly alternatives to thin carbon films.
It's the kind of simple feature that I personally wouldn't think of developing, but once I've used it I wonder why everything doesn't record this way.
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It's interesting to ponder why seemingly no one in the Washington area, until now, had thought of developing a fast-casual operation around chun bing.
In view of this scenario, we thought of developing a tool which will enable identification of new Bacillus isolates at species level.
We immediately thought of developing this system further into a versatile screening system capable of demonstrating the in vivo efficiency of MEP pathway (and protein geranylgeranylation) inhibitors, though this required the miniaturization of the system to allow the use of fluorescence and confocal microscopy.
What kinds of things do you have to think of when developing an ARG for a charitable organisation, rather than a commercial company?
"If you think of the developing world, where mobile phone usage is high, you can think about opportunities where information can be relayed to a doctor thousands of miles away who can access the information and provide advice," Coleman said.
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