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That means aligning upstream research funding with downstream applications and public objectives.
No new applications will be accepted.
In much of Sub-Saharan Africa, women’s applications for business loans are rejected.
Leveraging a mixture of administrative guidance and monetary incentives, the city government plans to reduce the share of garments in the output of textiles products by 25% in three years and to increase the industrial applications of chemical fibers, which promise much higher returns than apparel production.
Moreover, the model is unwise to the extent that tissue donors could block the development of knowledge and applications.
It may be unwise , though, because the knowledge and applications over which they retain control may have implications for other diseases.
One particularly promising area is regenerative medicine, which has many potential applications – including for preventing or reversing hearing loss.
The decline in asylum applications in 2017 was not, as many believed, an indication that the problem was being overcome.
But applications of nuclear science extend far beyond agriculture.
The United Kingdom recently announced its intention to serve as a founding member of the AIIB, triggering a flood of applications from the likes of Australia, Brazil, France, Germany, Korea, Russia, Turkey, and Spain.
On a per capita basis, Sweden receives 15 times more asylum applications than the United Kingdom, where official policy toward refugees remains the most hostile.
Though this may not have been a huge problem in the 1990s, when EU countries received, in all, only 300,000 asylum applications annually, it cannot work in a year when the total is expected to be triple that number.
Germany, recognizing that the Dublin system is untenable, has now decided to process all asylum applications from Syrians, regardless of where they crossed into the EU.
As the number of asylum-seekers increases, so does the time it takes to process their applications, making the system all the more tempting for economic migrants.
First, member countries must urgently boost their capacity to deal with asylum applications, so that they can quickly identify those who deserve protection.
Long used in passports and at border crossings, these unique identity markers have many other applications.
They spent years building huge audiences by reorganizing the online world around a set of applications that were more personalized, convenient, and easier to use than their predecessors.
Moreover, there are no technology parks of the type often connected with universities in the West and which facilitate the translation of achievements in modern science into useful applications.
Likewise, synthetic biology will be possible before too long, with scientists using the huge amount of increasingly available and inexpensive genetic data to design DNA from scratch – a practice that has applications in medicine, agriculture, and even biofuel production.
Evidence-Based EconomicsThere is a movement in medicine to require that applications for licenses to sell a new drug be “evidence-based.”
Now is the time for donor countries, including middle- and low-income countries, to rise to the challenge and ensure that the Global Fund has the resources needed to accept new grant applications as soon as possible.
For example, Nokia initially claimed that it could not use the Android operating system without including Google applications on its phones.
The resulting global network of more than 400 institutions and over 4,000 active inventors has produced more patent applications than many R&D-intensive companies do.
Internet applications and other communications advances are spreading knowledge and information to millions of poor people.
But advances in data visualization, faster development cycles for applications, and the steady consumerization of technology are changing that, putting customized, easy-to-understand solutions in managers’ hands.
Hydrogen or biofuels will probably be needed to power those applications – particularly aviation – that require high energy-to-weight ratios.
Moreover, Spanish schools trail behind in the international ranking system; the relatively effective Franco-era vocational training system became collateral damage in the transition; and the low number of patent applications reveals severe shortcomings in research and development.
In order to circumvent the growing restrictions, Jordanians are now flocking to proxy programs and applications.
Indeed, is allocating huge sums of public money even the right way to stimulate the emergence of smart cities?Government certainly has an important role to play in supporting academic research and promoting applications in fields that might be less appealing to venture capital – unglamorous but crucial domains, such as municipal waste or water services.
Considering the legal hurdles that continuously plague applications like Uber or Airbnb, this level of support is sorely needed.
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