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This capability would be a significant contribution to current tsunami monitoring systems, which currently rely on tidal gauges, DART system (Deep-ocean Assessment and Recording of Tsunamis) and seafloor bottom pressure recording sensors.
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Researchers have been turning to alternatives to conventional transistors, which currently rely upon the movement of electrons to switch between 0s and 1s.
Solstice Energy Solutions won the MIT Clean Energy Prize April 14 for its plan to bring an energy-metering program to Nigerian households, which currently rely on manually operated diesel generators when the country's power grid fails.
'Smartness in TVs may not turn out to be the same as smartness in phones' Google wants Android TV to become the default smart TV service across multiple brands of TV, which currently rely on unimpressive software produced and made by each manufacturer.
The ability to predict human skin behaviour and to evaluate changes in the mechanical properties of the tissue would inform engineering design and would prove valuable in a diversity of disciplines, for example the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries, which currently rely upon experiments performed in animal models.
The Post Office, which currently relies on Royal Mail for a third of its revenues, will remain in state hands.
Any restructuring of the income stream to British racing, which currently relies on a percentage of dwindling eligible bookmaker profits, does not lie within RFC's remit.
The technique could hold huge implications in the world of cancer diagnostics, which currently relies primarily on invasive and dangerous tumor biopsies.
And in Britain, it is envisaged that Flood Re, which currently relies on state support, will become self-sufficient.That may prove optimistic.
The island nation, which currently relies on neighboring Malaysia for its water, is aiming for water self-sufficiency by 2060, with 55% of its water needs met via recycled water and 25% from seawater desalination.
