Sentence examples for generated technologies from inspiring English sources
It has also generated technologies such as those for biomass energy generation and construction.
The Organization's role as a catalyst in effective research collaboration was supported, particular emphasis being laid on the need for stronger linkages to be forged between regional and international research institutions and the national services which would benefit from internationally generated technologies.
On the contrary, the film-maker has re-hired many of the animators who were ditched by the previous regime following the emergence of computer generated technology in the 1990s.
C) Articulation of effective generated technology transfer, with the organizations of technical assistance and extension that work at both public and private levels.
An interesting initiative that has generated technology transfer, albeit of low-tech products, is the Innovations at Makerere (or I@Mak) program, funded by the Rockefeller Foundation.
Worldwide among all types of renewable power generating technologies, solar photovoltaic (PV) power continues to be the fastest growing power generation technology.
The idea, administration officials said, is to reduce reliance on imported oil, create additional farm income and generate technologies that American companies can sell abroad.
"We were just a tiny little speck 10 years ago, and now we are really up there with the major established generating technologies," said Baca. "It's amazing".
This chapter focuses on the electricity cost risk dimension of the Dutch portfolio of generating technologies and the potential for additional deployment of renewable generating technologies to enhance the efficiency of base-case generating mixes in year 2030.
Macknick, J., Newmark, R., Heath, G. & Hallett, K. C. Operational water consumption and withdrawal factors for electricity generating technologies: a review of existing literature.
The findings suggest that both foreign and domestics firms have accumulated substantial capabilities for using existing technology, but only shallow capabilities for locally generating technologies.
