I wanted to lower the "barrier to entry," so to speak, of dependency injection.
We realized the main barrier to entry is going to be scale.
These categories overlap some, but each stands as a different kind of barrier to entry.
The second kind of barrier to entry is that of crony capitalism.
Coins require specialized knowledge, but the barrier to entry can be reduced by the widespread availability of CCG expertise.
Fortunately for Western producers, the failings of Chinese lorries serve as a useful barrier to entry in other markets.
According to Jeff Genender, the barrier to entry for projects on Codehaus is higher, meaning that it's tougher to get a project hosted there.
The cool part is you're getting people to use the services because you've lowered the barrier to entry to you enterprise services.
Young entrepreneurs often favour tech fields such as social media or gaming, where the only barrier to entry is the power of your imagination.
The industry's extreme capital-intensity is certainly a barrier to entry, and in theory a market with only a few suppliers is ripe for rigging.
This paper points out that as a kind of license system, the Land Grant system (LGS) is an barrier to entry created by the government.
The success of this pair is largely due to their free availability and low barrier to entry, and this synergy has helped to boost both products to their current ubiquitous status.
Like most things that we have talked about in this series, we make every effort to reduce the barrier to entry, and you should be able to grasp the concepts fairly quickly.
At first, with no barrier to entry, enrolment climbed, but in 1976 the city of New York, which was then in effect bankrupt, forced CUNY to impose tuition fees.
Lowering the barrier to entry for a new generation of developers will lead to a more collaborative and dynamic web and directly affect the tools and feature sets available on socially-based sites.
