Current structure: The hospitals operating are public and private sectors, with experienced oral healthcare professionals. For example, in the UK, hospitals under the National Health Service (NHS) provide gold standard dental facilities and services to the people. The majority of the hospitals and clinics in the UK fall under NHS, which is the largest publicly funded healthcare organization. However, NHS dental treatment does not provide funds or include cosmetic dental treatments, such as teeth whitening, as these services are not considered as clinically essential under the NHS dental guidelines.

Cooling solutions are used in data centers worldwide to lower the heat generated by IT equipment. Data centers operate CRAC and CRAH units, including air conditioners, chillers, cooling towers, economizers, humidifiers, and modern containment systems that offer rack cooling. These cooling units involve the use of air and liquid-based cooling techniques. As the cooling process accounts for 36% of the power consumed in data centers, vendors are innovating and testing techniques to reduce the operational expenditure (OPEX) associated.

A data center is a centralized storehouse, physical or virtual, for remote storage, management, and processing of data and information. Data centers are required to house enterprise IT infrastructures. They constitute the backbone of essential business operations. The demand for cloud-based services is increasing among enterprises worldwide, including Fortune 500 companies. Several industry verticals worldwide are using advanced technologies to gain a competitive advantage. The complexities associated with business applications have increased because of the enormous growth in data volumes. This has triggered an increase in the need for construction and renovation of data centers worldwide.

Baked savory snacks fall under the snacks food category; The ingredients mainly used in baked savory snacks include potato, corn, nuts, seeds, wheat, rice, tapioca, and oats. Baked savory snacks are consumed in between meals. Their consumption has increased as breakfast items, after dinner snacks, and food items for social gatherings and celebrations.

An ultracapacitor is an energy storage device that stores energy through an electric field, whereas a battery stores and generates energy through a chemical reaction. Ultracapacitors can store higher charge quantity than batteries as they conduct electricity through an electric field, making them ideal for applications requiring high electric current and voltage. An ultracapacitor has two electrodes: one positive and one negative. These electrodes are coated with activated carbon, a sponge-like substrate that is porous in nature. The electrode is dipped in an electrolyte consisting of positive and negative ions. When a voltage is applied to the electrode, oppositely charged ions start moving toward the electrode and accumulate at its surface. This movement of oppositely charged ions creates an electric field that helps in storing energy. The electrodes used in ultracapacitors have two charged coating on their surface, thus it is also called double layer capacitor.

The global four-wheeler industry is two faced, where one segment is of passenger cars considered for the personal use, and the other is for commercial use, CVs. Both these segments operate under contrast market dynamics with different customer behavior and value chain. The passenger cars segment is seeing steady growth owing to growing preference for the personal vehicle by families and individuals worldwide. On the contrary, the CV segment is seeing healthy growth rate due to high volumes contributed by countries such as the US and China. This is attributed to high volumes of road transport logistics and international long distance consignments. The key reasons for such growth are the high load barring capacity and comfort of these advanced vehicles. The global four-wheeler industry is highly capital intensive industry, and is poised with many technological innovations. We expect the global four-wheeler market to grow at a CAGR of 3.41% during the forecast period.

The global four wheeler industry is made up of two segments: passenger cars that are meant for personal use and commercial vehicles that are meant for commercial use. Both these segments operate under contrast market dynamics with different customer behavior and value chain. The passenger cars segment is witnessing steady growth owing to the rising preference for personal vehicles by families and individuals across the world. On the contrary, the commercial vehicle segment is witnessing healthy growth rate, offering high volumes contributed by countries such as the US and China. The key reasons for such growth is the higher load bearing capacity, cost effectiveness, and comfort of these vehicles.

The automotive industry is witnessing structural changes since the past decade in the form of engine downsizing, electrification of automotive mechanism, emission regulations, connectivity, and safety. The industry is directly correlated with the economic environment and consumer confidence. The industry had witnessed a downfall during the 2008 sub-prime crisis with automotive sales plummeting along with the major North American OEMs facing financial troubles. During 2010-2012, the industry recovered from the sub-prime crisis with automotive sales reaching to prerecession levels in North America.

The interest of original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in modifying the instrument cluster to enhance user experience, offer more useful information, and at the same time improve the aesthetics of the vehicle have collectively lead to several innovative versions of the instrument cluster. Electronic instrument clusters have been in the market as early as the 1970s. However, the recent trend skewing from analog to digital systems is paving a conducive technological environment to enable reconfiguration of instrument clusters. In line with this, OEMs are commercializing the same in several vehicle variants (not confining to high-end cars). It is for this reason that the instrument clusters that bear a thin film transistor-liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) screen as display (as can be reconfigured) can be referred to as automotive reconfigurable instrument cluster.