Sentence examples for based on technological and from inspiring English sources

"They're based on technological and scientific innovation, they're driven by entrepreneurs, and they're distributed, in the way that the internet was distributed".

The purpose of this article is to present a model for clinical risk management based on technological and organisational advances with proven effect.

Industry attempts to address this issue are longer term efforts based on technological and operational improvements, whilst government policy is based on the inclusion of air transport within emissions trading schemes.

This is most likely caused by a combination of several biases based on technological and biological effects.

"There's a fundamentally more effective way of dealing with climate change, which is one based on technological development, and that's the one we support," the official, Glenn Kelly, said.

Furthermore, the spatial resolution of the analyzed systems (e.g., compartmentation, tissues and organs) increases based on technological advances and enhanced quantity and quality of imaging techniques.

Each AS has its own routing policies and design criteria, which are based on technological, geographical and economical constraints and aim at maximizing the performance in terms of bandwidth, delay and resilience.

Collaborative Product Development processes are generally based on technological infrastructures and various information technologies are proposed every day to facilitate collaboration, integration, co-design and co-development processes.

She presented her recent research, in which GM food labeling is given high priority and different consumer types emerge based on technological comfort and health benefits as perception factors.

Future decisions on the development of the Estonian energy sector are most likely to be based on technological, economical and political aspects.

Global megatrends such as urbanization, globalization, population growth and aging, increasing social disparities, along with a decrease of European Union fossil fuel reserves as part of the world share to a shrinking 1.3 % projected to be exhausted by 2030 are influencing emerging mobility patterns, largely based on technological advancements and ICT connectivity [19].