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Not everybody knows how to use CAD, so we're developing haptics, perceptual devices that will allow you to touch and feel your designs as if you play with digital clay.
After ten years, the chances of developing fatal lung cancer go down by 50%, probably because the body’s ability to repair DNA is once again restored.
Fifteen years in, the likelihood of developing coronary heart disease is essentially the same as that of a non-smoker.
There's Germany at 13th, the U.S. comes 21st, Mexico comes 66th, and then we have some of the big developing countries, like Russia at 95th, China at 107th.
If that's right, it raises pretty serious ethical issues about both the ethics of developing intelligent computer systems and the ethics of turning them off.
I invite universities and, even more important, developing countries' governments, to replicate this model to ensure that the gates of higher education will open widely.
Inmates and staff started interacting more often and openly and developing a rapport.
When we were developing Drop-seq, people used to tell us, "Oh, this is going to make you guys the go-to for every major brain project."
And we're developing a way to test in a single tube how cells with hundreds of different people's genomes respond differently to the same stimulus.
And we are developing groundbreaking systems that will help for the development of better human clinical trials.
Just 25 years ago, the developing countries, the poorer countries of the world, were, notwithstanding being the vast majority of the people, they accounted for only about a third of the world's output.
Now it's more than half; 25 years from now, it will probably be two thirds from the countries that we saw 25 years ago as developing.
In some of these areas, there's not enough water, there's no energy, it's going to cost tens of trillions of dollars to lay out the sewer lines and to build the facilities and to operate and maintain these systems, and if you don't build it right, you're going to have flush toilets that basically go straight into the river, just like what's happening in many cities in the developing world.
The United States is the number one importer of doctors from developing countries.
Well, for women, the answer is obvious: we have to begin to focus more on developing and demonstrating the skills we have that show that we're people who understand our businesses, where they're headed, and our role in taking it there.
It's a wonderful organization of people and doctors who go to developing nations to offer plastic surgery to those who need it.
Here is a fact that might surprise you: 413 billion dollars, 413 billion dollars was the amount of remittances sent last year by migrants to developing countries.
Migrants from developing countries, money sent to developing countries — 413 billion dollars.
And what is worse, many developing countries actually have a blanket ban on sending money out of the country.
In developing countries, one third of that population is living in slums.
Americans and Europeans have the impression that proportionally huge numbers of refugees are coming to their country, but the reality is that 86 percent, the vast majority of refugees, are living in the developing world, in countries struggling with their own insecurity, with their own issues of helping their own populations and poverty.
Each campus will have 10,000 leaders at a time so we'll be educating and developing 250,000 leaders at any given time.
My hope is that many, many other home-grown African institutions will blossom, and these institutions will all come together with a common vision of developing this next generation of African leaders, generation four, and they will teach them this common message: create jobs, build our institutions.
Governments in developing countries have been doing this for decades, and it's only now, with more evidence and new technology that it's possible to make this a model for delivering aid.
It used to grow on the mainland, but through the sheer pressures of urbanization has been pushed out of the mainland, and we've managed to bring it back from the brink of extinction by developing in vitro plants which are now growing in the wild.
Now, I come from the developing world where we are forever being challenged with this issue of population explosion.
As you may know, in most of the developing world, the average life expectancy of a business is two years.
They had a clinical trial for a drug that they've been developing.
Even my own group is involved in developing applications to provide more accountability over police and increase safety among citizens.
But there's something very different about giving an animal a medication or a human disease and the animal developing congestive heart failure or diabetes or breast cancer on their own.
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