It is more and more valued as a key component of social and economic development.

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The hope is that pairing up researchers and businesses will hasten the development of material and component manufacturing processes for the carbon-based substance, and make it possible for graphene to find its way into products such as flexible electronics, batteries and faster processors.

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The standard's global deployment is pervasive, and the span of stakeholders in its ongoing development is sweeping, including network component and system manufacturers (optical transceivers, cabling, integrated circuit, powering devices, switches and network interface cards, for example) and network, software and bandwidth providers, as well as LAN and Internet users worldwide.

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Then you would need to know the foreign country well and make sure you can be an important component in its development.

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Literacy programmes can become a key component of future development strategies, opening new opportunities and skills for all.

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"Simulations are seen as an important component of management development because they put people directly into a scenario, and that means there is stress and emotion, " he says.

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But also with the development of specialized hardware to make installation faster and therefore more economic this component should drop, for sure putting 8KW on a roof unless it is tile or something cumbersome.

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It is vital that the overarching goal of sustainable development explicitly features water as a key component in the decision making process and properly incorporate the risks and uncertainties involved.

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