Sentence examples for evolving technical from inspiring English sources

Many Germans here and around the country have been fascinated by the evolving technical details of the project, or as the newspaper the Frankfurter Allgemeine put it in a headline this week, "The Long Way to the Perfect Sound".

Software product line engineering (SPLE) is an evolving technical paradigm for generating software products.

The present chapter also conveys that the ECSS continues to be reviewed and reissued to remain relevant and competitive in a rapidly evolving technical and economic matrix.

Rapidly evolving technical and regulatory landscapes of the pharmaceutical product development necessitates risk management with application of multivariate analysis using Process Analytical Technology PATT) and Quality by Design (QbD).

Such configurational work is deeply entangled with learning processes at the community level, whereby an evolving technical identity as well as various community building activities provide a growing network of resources as necessary context for implementation of user innovations.

Structured as a panel discussion with visual aids, the evening, hosted by the Academy's Science and Technology Council, explored how Lewis used the industry's evolving technical gadgetry to amp up his formidable talent.

This paper provides an interdisciplinary review on the co-evolving technical and social dynamics of DES focusing on Distributed Generation (DG), MicroGrids (MG), and Smart MicroGrids (SMG), in order to draw insights for their integration in urban planning and policy, in particular reference to climate change mitigation and adaptation planning.

In this paper the case of the environmental co-operatives VEL and VANLA is reviewed in terms of co-evolving technical and institutional change and the strategic lessons to be learned for a pro-active management of such complex technical-institutional design processes.

However, in our modern and constantly evolving socio-technical systems, where the management of unforeseen situation has become the rule, this approach has shown its limitations: operators' initiatives, which sometimes deviate from rules, are equally important for maintaining safety.

In fact, roughly 80percentt of the teams with which Amplify is working are led by first-time founders, and 90percentt of these are "hyper-technical domain experts" who Amplify aims to help evolve from "technical founders to just founders and CEOs" who know how to build out an organization, says Dhaliwal.

In addition, attempts are being made to evolve standardized technical vocabularies in these languages.