Sentence examples for both the technological and from inspiring English sources

This work is assured and brilliant on both the technological and design levels.

Students get the opportunity to master both the technological and compositional artistic techniques of ecologization of environment.

Extending the service life of mechanical components by surface engineering methods is of critical importance from both the technological and economical point of view.

His examination of data in both the technological and artistic sectors demonstrates that in the creative industries, the likelihood of commercial failure is extraordinarily high and difficult to predict.

The investigation was carried out considering both the technological and biological aspects, by first assessing the release capability of nanofibers, and successively by evaluating the pharmacological activity of encapsulated ART against cancer cell proliferation and malarial parasites (P. falciparum) growth through in vitro tests.

The executive suggested that around two billion people qualify as potential streaming music subscribers, possessing both the technological and financial access to get on-board.

Whole-genome sequencing may create greater challenges both in the technological and interpretational domains, and requires further reflection about the ethics of genetic testing in ART and PGD/PGS.

It does what no prior book has done for the large family of antitrust cases we call 'Microsoft,' developing both the technological history and the possibilities and limits of the law.

"They want to because they can," McCracken says, meaning that both the technological tools and a deeply ingrained knowledge of advertising grammar are now widely dispersed.

The report adds: "The vast majority of trial jurors are already exceptionally wired-in, having both the technological access and the practical experience to use these communication devices effortlessly.

Whilst there were many claiming that processing of ASR was possible none have so far shown both the technological capability and economic justification.