Patterning surfaces leads to the creation of physicochemical heterogeneities (e.g. surface energy, chemical reactivity, conductivity, topography and so forth), which are an important issue in the design of complex components used in high-tech technologies [19].
Millions of dollars have been invested over the past few years on high-tech technology, upping conservations efforts and starting up range expansion programmes all in a bid for counter the effects of poaching on the rhino population.
But there are limits as to how many Americans will directly benefit financially as a result of obtaining high-tech technology jobs.
Their focus is on JOBS CREATION and particularly high-tech technology jobs--the selling point to muster support for the initiative.
Dual use technology has been advocated as the solution for the twin problem of maintaining a high tech defence technology base and improving economic competitiveness.
Jacob was too jealous to allow Tamir the pleasure of explaining what his companies did, but it wasn't hard to surmise that, like most Israeli high tech, they applied military technologies to civilian life.
Founded just after the second world war as the College of Aeronautics, Cranfield, which, thanks to its setting, still carries a 1950s "chocks away" feel alongside the high tech, expanded into other technologies, manufacturing and management, achieving full degree-awarding powers in 1969.
The feature of the world economy has transformed from large-scaled industrial production to new high tech like the information technology, and the industrial convergence mainly promoted by the information technology has become the new growth point of the world economy.
"The work in Coded_Couture changes the game from hands on to high tech through coding and technology". .
The high tech nature of DNA technology and sophisticated genetic analysis give an air of certainty and control.
Many of the technologies in TINY's portfolio of high tech private start-ups are developing technologies for cleantech markets.
