Other researchers and business executives believe the shrinking of the transistor can continue, at least for a while, that the current industry standard Mosfet (for Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect-Transistor) can be effectively harnessed for several more technology generations.
We found that the expressive capability of hand articulation can be effectively harnessed for controllable shaping by organizing the deformation process in broad classes of intended operations such as pulling, pushing, and fairing.
The promotion of using solar technology in the processing of different food products should be encouraged since in the developing countries are geographically located for optimal absorption of the sun's rays hence there is a big potential of solar energy if it is effectively harnessed (Foroudastan and Dees 2006).
The Brownsville Partnership knows that strength and resilience dwell in their community, but that it has yet to be effectively harnessed.
If the potential of the Mexican, Nicaraguan, El Salvadoran, Guatemalan, and Honduran diaspora is effectively harnessed to merge their resources, the development and educational prospects of these countries would receive a strong boost, potentially easing pressures for the incoming immigrants.
The stronger incentives of markets may be detrimental to efficiency and quality of care where those incentives cannot be effectively harnessed for the public good.
She said that the Defence Human Capability Science and Technology Centre was effectively harnessing cross-disciplinary innovations from a world-class supply base in industry and academia.
How is this energy effectively harnessed and converted to electricity, and how does this compare with fossil fuel energy?
The IMF's deputy managing director, Nemat Shafik, last week highlighted how education and training needed to be much more effectively harnessed in the pursuit of economic growth.
But we were effectively "kettled".
