THE shimmering sea mouse, Aphrodita aculeata, may hold a key to creating nanoscale electronics, making it possible to produce nanowires 100 times
longer than existing methods allow — and for a fraction of the price.
Not exact matches
I think anybody in payments probably who's an established
long time player, with an old
method, has more danger
than used to
exist.
But there is one big advantage: it is easier to introduce effective
methods, such as high levels of discipline and a
longer school day,
than one can in
existing schools.
So, someone who becomes a specialist in an area of law might lessen their dependence significantly through repeated exposure to the
existing caselaw such that he or she would no
longer be required to refer to past information, and might be able to keep up with things by reading printed material published in the conventional ways (although this implies that the field isn't moving more quickly
than these
methods can).