Sentence examples for by technical progress in from inspiring English sources

Medicine – contemporary developments and prospects: chronic renal failure, and the prognostic and therapeutic revolutions it received, is an example of the changes entailed by technical progress in medicine, prostheses, artificial organs, robots, and tomorrow, artificial intelligence, which create interdependencies between man and machine.

This trend is reinforced by the technical progress in the United States where automation and robots not only take the jobs of simple skilled workers – but deliver superior performance.

One of the biggest challenges of the digital revolution lays in its ability to handle 'creative destruction', namely the losses of jobs created by technical progress.

Every medium or format requiring a technical interface beyond optical lenses for human accessibility will be made redundant by technical progress.

Accordingly, two major strategies have been pursued in the past decade: first, to reduce complications of extracorporeal gas exchange devices by technical progress; and second, to make use of this technique to provide lung protective mechanical ventilation.

It vividly shows the benefits given to us by decades of technical progress in econometrics and computational methods.

During our missions in 2009, 2010 and 2011 in the oasis of Touat and Gourara, we were impressed by the ingenuity and technical progress in the transfer and interconnections between the qanats.

The diagram clearly shows the great contribution to productivity growth by FTP and the negative effect on productivity growth due to the slow technical progress in the lagging enterprises.

This implies that non-neutral technical progress in China's LMIE exists.

To resolve the resource and environmental problems caused by mass coal exploitation and to ensure virtuous circulation of coal mining and surface eco-protection, backfilling mining technology has undergone sustained technical progress in China during the past several years.

During the last four decades, the technical progress in the development of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) has been breathtaking.