The country's vice minister of industry said it had started "relevant research" but that it had not yet decided when the ban would come into force.
Miyoung Chun, a molecular biologist and vice president for science programs at the Kavli Foundation, is working on the project and although she said it would take a decade to completely map the brain, companies would be able to build new kinds of brain computer interface products within two years.
Gillitt, who is vice president of nutrition research and director at the Dole Nutrition Institute explained to Huffington Post: 'Phloem bundles are necessary for the adequate disposition of nutrients throughout the plant.
"It was a fundamental insight that forever changed the way in which we understood the sun, the heliosphere and in general interplanetary space," said Eric Isaacs, executive vice president for research, innovation and national laboratories at the University of Chicago.
While it has been known for a while that we are more likely to splash the cash when we are paying by card than by coins, the study results found that paying with plastic also has disastrous results for your waistline, as people are more likely to buy junk food and "vice" products – which tend to be impulse purchases – when paying by card.
They are all a hotchpotch of greatness and littleness, of virtue and vice, of nobility and baseness.
'For years our lives had to fit around television, now it's the other way around,' said Cindy Holland, Vice President of Original Content.
"We have shown that online advertising is driving consumers into stores," said Jerry Dischler, vice president of product management for AdWords, Google.
Dogs who had been trained to recognize an expression of anger or happiness on the upper part of a face could identify the same expression when shown only the lower part, and vice versa, Huber says, adding "the only possible explanation is that they recall from memory of everyday life how a whole human face looks when happy or angry.
CyrilleSoubeyrat, vice president of engineering for Movea, says this was the most complicated feature to make, requiring the development of brand new technology.
Vint Cerf , Google vice president: 'There will be increased franchise and information sharing.
However, experts from Seoul National University of Medicine, who led the study, were unable to say whether depression leads to thinness or vice versa.
Sun Shuxian, vice director of the administration warned that higher sea level may result in aggravated risks of storm tides, floods, coastal erosion, salt tides and seawater encroachment.
Netflix vice president of product Todd Yellin said that the streaming giant has already been testing the replacement rating system among some customers and found a 200 percent increase in user reviews.
By expanding research and development in China, the company looks forward to working collaboratively with more local partners and academic institutions, said Dan Riccio, Apple's senior vice president of Hardware Engineering.
Jim Sappington, McDonald's executive vice president of operations, digital and technology, says it's completely redesigning kitchens in order speed up order flow and give customers an experience that's "clearly better.
The country has made remarkable progress in protecting migrant workers' rights and interests, said Qiu Xiaoping, MHRSS's vice minister.
"Wi-Fi has consistently stayed ahead in terms of performance and its ability to move large amounts of data," said Kevin Robinson, vice president of marketing for the Wi-Fi Alliance, a consortium of more than 700 companies, including Apple, Samsung, LG Electronics, Intel and Qualcomm.
"I think AI and machine learning is going to be very important for what we do," Jon Snoddy, Disney's senior vice president for research and development, told the BBC.
Our outside world is a mirror for our inside world, and vice versa , What we see with our eyes is not really the truest representation of reality.
