Sentence examples for high technology field from inspiring English sources
Previously, Lisa held various positions in marketing and product management in companies in the high technology field.
In fact, due to its wide applications and potential use as a spintronic material in high technology field, it was one of the most studied luminescence [1 10], photo catalyst [11], special morphology [11 16] and mesoporous materials [17 21] in inorganic synthesis.
Learn how auto mechanics has changed to a high technology field.
In high technology fields, technological discontinuities are not enough to disrupt an industry's dominant logic.
He promised that the government would allocate enough money for the rocket program and for research and development in other high technology fields, including electronics and computer software.
Despite being mostly at the development phase, CMCs have some very successful applications in several high technology fields.
For the Lakewood project Mr. Ludeke said that graduates of Beth Medrash Govoha along with other residents "have moved rapidly into high technology fields, helping to create a solid employment base for technology-savvy companies hoping to locate in the region".
Brittle materials, such as engineering ceramics, optical glass, semiconductor, etc. are widely used in electronics, optics, aeronautics and other high technology fields, so there is important theoretical significance and practical value to systematically studying its machining mechanism and technology.
The time-dependent approach to technology diffusion was first introduced and applied by Mansfield (1961) in industrial and high technology fields with a logistic model.
We know that young women have deep-rooted educational prejudices that science and technology favor male applicants (Zhu 2006), they lack self-esteem in the high technology fields despite their often much higher grades and performance than their male counterparts (ibid), and they struggle to balance family and working life often feeling that the former has to take precedence over the latter.
