Sentence examples for exportable technology from inspiring English sources

The German government wanted to help DaimlerChrysler and Deutsche Telekom, the national automobile and telecoms giants that are Toll Collect's main shareholders, to develop exportable technology.This ambitious approach determined much of the system's architecture.

"It's a very exportable technology.

And if extracting those additional 24bn barrels requires advanced new technologies, then Scotland would benefit from the exportable civil engineering and geological expertise that generates.

It is exportable to all technological levels, since it does not require complex simulators.

And to be clear, this is about as chunky a bit of new British kit as it is possible to imagine - 25,000 people would work on the construction and the UK would acquire valuable and exportable skills and expertise in new-generation nuclear technology.

It contains a provision to permit previously prohibited foreign sales of the F-22, if its highly classified (but also dubious) technology can be modified to be exportable.

The maximum exportable of steam (no power export) is around 0.65 t/t of cane.

Greener nods without overtly agreeing, saying that it is the dough technology, not the products, that is highly exportable.

Technology continues to make skilled jobs "tradable," that is, exportable to lower-wage countries, and corporations are making productivity gains through automation, not new hiring.

The strategy is exportable.

Why is Britten so exportable?