Sentence examples for for further technology from inspiring English sources
This paper offers a comprehensive review on materials of electrodes and electrolytes for the Na-beta alumina batteries and discusses the challenges ahead for further technology improvement.
This paper proposes a review of commercial SiC power MOSFETs state-of-the-art characteristics and discusses trends and needs for further technology improvements, as well as device design and engineering advancements to meet the increasing demands of power electronics.
A central goal is to address and overcome potentially critical issues regarding the readiness of core technologies for MAQRO and to provide realistic concepts for further technology development.
It could also be cultivating a friendly environment for further technology investments Son is seeking to make in the U.S. Shares of SoftBank Group Corp. rose 6.2% on Wednesday to close at their highest level in more than a year.
Rosselot eventually resigned his post at Georgia Tech, but his participation ensured the eventual success of Scientific Atlanta and made way for further technology transfer efforts by Georgia Tech's VentureLab and the Advanced Technology Development Center.
For other crops, however, there is much potential for further technology development at the level of small- and medium-scale enterprises.
He has advocated for further manpower, technology, and detention to protect the US, and in his latest position, he focused his fight on smuggling of drugs, migrants, and potential terrorists which he claimed was a serious national security threat.
This indication should therefore be prioritised for further health technology assessment.
(5) The lead agency shall develop one or more innovative treatment technologies for further consideration if those technologies offer the potential for comparable or superior performance or implementability; fewer or lesser adverse impacts than other available approaches; or lower costs for similar levels of performance than demonstrated treatment technologies.
We discuss implications for further research on technology and aging that revolves around a new concept that we call "innosumer".
