Transformer technologies

In his works, Vadim Kosmatschof develops cosmologies of aesthetic and technological transformation energy. 

It was during the 1970 s and early 80 s that advances in technology transformed natural product discovery programmes. The advent of HPLC, and later coupling to UV diode-array detectors and then mass spectrometers, improved the efficiency of dereplication procedures. The ability to rapidly separate complex mixtures reduced the time from lead identification to natural product structure. The discovery of doramectin is a fine example of the use of such technology. 

The beginnings of the social and technological transformations of electrification predated those of automobility by only a few years. Electrification facilitated increases in the variety of fuels consumed and in the amount of energy consumed—directly and indirectly—and allowed for the distribution of energy locally and across long distances. 

It is useful here to mention briefly some of the technology that is being developed to manipulate genes in order to modify functionality. Gene transfer technology (transformation) was mentioned in Chapter 11 as a means for determining protein composition-functionality relationships. In principle, it can also be used in plant breeding. Until now, its applica-... 

It is obvious that the concurrent use of CAD and telehealth/mobile technologies addresses the health management of CVD diseases in a holistic approach, placing the patient in the center of this procedure and putting increased emphasis on patient empowerment, secondary prevention, and self-management of individual conditions. The proper combination of these technologies transforms the diagnostic process and mainly benefits patients that have no access to traditional delivery of health services, either because of distance or due to lack of local specialist clinicians able to deliver service. 

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Morris-Suzuki, T. (1994). The technological transformation of Japan From the seventeenth to the twenty-first century. Melbourne Oxford University Press. 

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