Although the forum has embraced the challenge of uniting distinct constituencies -- technology mavens, foreign policy leaders, corporations, and nonprofits -- the gathering in Davos this year often felt splintered.
That transition would be smoother if countries' grid-reliant communities – and not just off-grid ones – formed a core constituency for solar technology.
The value mix used and the resulting concept informs solar proponents in siting solar in culturally sensitive ways and shows the heritage constituency that solar technology does not categorically mean a misfit with cultural heritage.
In addition, we'd like to thank lobby groups Technet, Engine Advocacy, The Internet Association, and the Silicon Valley Leadership Group for lending their expertise as we attempt to understand the evolving constituency that is the technology industry.
This sustainability project, designed by KSS Architects, demonstrates that there are many different technologies and constituencies involved in the project of adapting to changing times.
Tuesday, November 4 is the grand finale, and America will see what a brilliant, well-trained community organizer can do with an idealistic, energized constituency, plenty of money, and new communication technology to tie it all together.
At a systems level the Normalization Process model was developed to assist both service providers and research constituencies in understanding how health care interventions, technologies, and practices are implemented, embedded, and integrated in everyday life [ 46].
But since the moon landings, he said, the human spaceflight program has been stuck in the Shuttle Mode, in which the agency develops technologies to please bureaucratic and political constituencies.
The seminary seeks to achieve this mission by expanding through distance-learning technology and online classes to reach new constituencies.
Now with Facebook reaching 1.86 billion users and building technology to expand internet access everywhere, his constituency exceeds that of any nation.
That shift is personified by Mr. Lee, a political neophyte who owed his victory to two increasingly powerful constituencies: the city's growing Chinese-American community and a booming technology sector.
