Meanwhile, its neighbor CMOS is also influenced by significant process variation with the continuous technology scaling down.
Dragon's Naturally Speaking, which debuted in 1997, was the first software with "continuous speech" technology, which lets users dictate text in a normal speaking voice, without pausing between words.
With continuous investments in technology and automation, the companies use technologically the existent factories, install new unities, implant continuous production lines, and modernize the finishing process.
With continuous innovations in technology, and a proliferation of channels available to marketers, there is more opportunity than ever for charities to move their audiences to care.
Slurry electrodes for flow-electrode capacitive deionization (FCDI) are representative process technology with continuous and easy scale-up characteristics.
Recently, with continuous fast development in technology of production of second generation high temperature superconducting tapes, it is likely to achieve a very high efficiency with superconducting electrical machines.
With continuous advances in sequencing technology (e.g. improvement of read length and error rate), it is possible in the foreseeable future that libraries with even larger inserts will be much desired for SV studies.
After a successful pilot study and extensive design work, Forest Park Water in Chalfont, Pennsylvania operated jointly by North Penn and North Wales Water Authorities, has awarded USFilter a contract worth around $5 million to retrofit a conventional water treatment plant with Memcor continuous microfiltration technology (CMF-S).
Mice were then placed inside a light-tight box under a photon counting camera (NightOWL II LB 983, Berthold Technologies, Germany) with continuous exposure to 1 2% isoflurane + 4% oxygene.
Use of global level 'omics' technologies, coupled with continuous chemostat cultivations, as a strategy to improve productivity is thus also emerging in the fungal research community [ 7, 8] as the genomes of these organisms, including the one of T. reesei [ 9], become available.
