Prokudin-Gorsky used a primitive variation of the technology used today to print color photographs in newspapers, books and magazines.
Hua Zhao of Brunel University in London has been developing a variation of the technology for lorries and buses.
In fact, the proposed model is able to explain more variation of the technology acceptance of big data analytics than the TAM alone.
Under a risk-averse perspective, we rank the treatment technologies based on their computed certainty-equivalent profits as functions of the coefficient of variation of the technologies' output prices.
A first possibility is that the difference in R-times with or without heparinase may be ascribed to the well-known inter-examination variations of the TEG technology.
The principal component analysis of the transformed expression values of all 25 samples (Fig. 1) shows that the strongest differences in HERV expression result from variations of the sequencing technology used.
Variations of this technology would also be applicable to rainfed cotton in central and south India where rainfall is low and variable and in areas of south India where a portion of the PBW population does not enter diapause [88].
Variations of these technologies, and others such as X rays and electromagnetic wave detection, have led to sophisticated methods of detecting concealed guns and knives from as far away as 30 feet.
Our understanding of variation in the technology of flaked stone artefacts from mainland Southeast Asia during the terminal Pleistocene and Holocene periods has improved little since they were originally labelled "Hoabinhian" in 1932.
Several foreign companies have found themselves competing against Chinese firms using a slight variation of the foreign technology.
