Sentence examples for different potential technologies from inspiring English sources

Each fund of funds should invest in different potential technologies (high potential areas that are important to China's economic growth such as biotechnology, internet, clean technology, and telecommunication).

The Hybrid Optimization Model HOMER for designing distributed generation (DG) systems both on and off-grid was used to find the least-cost technologies for different potential resources and to compare the cost of deploying these technologies with conventional electrification through grid extension.

Different sequencing technologies were leveraged to avoid potential technology biases in assessing mutation patterns in MMR-deficient tumor genomes, that is, Complete Genomics (CG) and Illumina short-read sequencing.

This makes it a potential technology to be employed in different areas of Pakistan where fresh water availability is limited such as Thar deserts and Cholistan regions.

The superstructure includes the different conversion technologies, the potential resources and the demand profiles in energy services.

Table 3 Annually available useful solar energy potential with different conversion technologies Gross solar energy GJ/m2 Useful energy per technologies in GJ/m2 PV CSC 7.9 1.2 2.4.

Among different imaging technologies, the magnetic resonance (MR) molecular imaging has potential in this regard because it facilitates noninvasive, target-specific imaging of PC.

These results demonstrate that the computational framework effectively integrates various types of data and different technologies to predict potential drug targets.

To date, convex energy functions have been used to characterize the potential energy of communication links, taking into account the different communication technologies used in hierarchical wireless networks.

Furthermore, different sequencing technologies have different biases related to nucleotide composition, so combining technologies provides the potential for one technology to fill in gaps produced by another.

We introduce a novel method of secondary energy based mitigation shares, which allows us to quantify the economic mitigation potential of technologies in different regions and final energy carriers.