The most widely available commodity in Lagos is garbage.
While most machine learning algorithms, libraries and tools are in the public domain and computing power is a widely available commodity, data ownership is highly concentrated.
Back in the day, before the printing press made books a widely available commodity, students sat through class transcribing each and every word of a published work, as dictated by the teacher.
I've always been intrigued by Ubooly, because their initial products convert commodity, widely available smartphones into fun and accessible toys for children.
The sites are most effective when you are looking for commodity items that are widely available from store to store: books, movies, music, consumer electronics, computers, software.
However, vitamins have been produced as commodity chemicals and made widely available as inexpensive semisynthetic and synthetic-source multivitamin dietary and food supplements and additives, since the middle of the 20th century.
Zambia was chosen as the country for this case study because its maternal mortality rate is very high, 729/100 000 live births [ 11] and a recent logistics system assessment for reproductive health commodities indicated that MgSO4 was not widely available in health facilities in Zambia [ 12].
Wireless Internet connectivity is becoming widely available, and powerful, mobile tablet and handheld computers are now available at commodity prices.
Faculty teaching introductory classes who are involved in the generation of primary research data can also provide large numbers of students with meaningful access to the prime commodity of a research university, new knowledge not yet widely available.
The commodity cost of Sino-implant (II) is approximately 60% less than two other widely available implants, and a direct service delivery cost of approximately US$12 makes it one of the most cost-effective methods available.
