Sentence examples for development and uptake from inspiring English sources
In addition, developing channels of communication with urban planners will enhance the development and uptake of design guidelines to improve air quality in the built environment.
We examine the various forces influencing the development and uptake of environmentally beneficial technical changes, focusing on airline technology.
As part of next year's G8 process I want to advance work on promoting the development and uptake of cleaner energy technologies begun under the French presidency in 2003 and continued by the US this year.
John Sauven, executive director of Greenpeace UK, told the Guardian: "With the exception of a commitment to phase out all coal-fired power stations within a decade, the year of the Paris climate talks has coincided with an unexpected onslaught on a wide range of schemes and policies designed to support the development and uptake of renewable energy and energy efficiency.
Smart technologies carry the potential to aid the development and uptake of this system by enabling efficient tracking, storage and archiving, while providing information relevant to the environmental and economic savings that can be regained, enabling also better decision-making during construction and deconstruction works.
The strategy is purported to encourage the development and uptake of clean and energy efficient vehicles.
Based on research studies commissioned by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to better understand the development, adoption, and uptake of health technologies in poor countries, the book concludes with specific lessons on strategies to improve access.
Co-founder Pinguino Kolb showed off the free-to-use app's functionality, the product of $80,000 in technology development investment, and uptake among the target audience.
The IEC will provide direct support to innovators through two main funding instruments, one for early stages and the other for development and market uptake.
Future trends in this area of research are presented and issues regarding technology development and its uptake are highlighted.
In sum, our findings provide empirical support for virtual accelerators as an effective means to aid the development and market uptake of water related innovative solutions.
