Sentence examples for development of related technologies from inspiring English sources

The development of this novel concept has been supported by the development of related technologies, as such as molecular design, molecular biology (genetic engineering) and cellular/tissular engineering.

This study strives to enhance the TRU burning and the Am transmutation, assuming the development of related technologies in this study, while the ARR based on mature technologies was designed in the previous study.

(3) The government should introduce further policies and set special innovation funds to support the companies to carry out research and development of related technologies and equipment, especially to strengthen the research and development of technology, equipment and process for shale gas bellow 3500 m in order to achieve breakthrough in deep shale gas.

In addition to the qualification in environmental testing facilities, the deployment of laser systems in realistic scenarios and relevant environments, offered by sounding rockets or zero-g parabolic flights, allows for rapid iterative tests and further development of related technologies.

Continued exploration of space and the development of related technologies are essential to humanity's survival.

This document provides a brief overview of the main challenges related to the algal biofuel sector and provides a list of enterprises directly involved in the research and development of related technologies.

Solar system size and related profitable operation with shortest possible return-of-investment period are key enabling factors for a wider commercial use of solar energy systems and further developments of related technologies.

Research and development efforts over the last decade have resulted in improvements in friction stir welding and the spin-off of a series of related technologies.

The engineering design of the detector and the development of the related technologies such as the signal transmission and assembly are also steadily in progress.

Interspersed with such dubiously sweeping statements is interesting information about the development of related maritime technologies, especially accurate nautical charts.

The definition of more flexible regulation policies and the development of related and innovative technologies will change this paradigm, with cognitive radio (CR) emerging as one of the key enablers in this context [1,2].