Sentence examples for in the context of technical from inspiring English sources
In the context of technical challenges, there are at least three major issues, product quality, productivity (in terms of fouling), and energy usage and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
A brief introduction to the process of electrospinning in the context of technical grade composite nanofibres is presented in this section.
The article deals with the problems of education in the fields of economics and management in the context of technical study programs at university the Slovak Republic.
Such theories, however, are not yet available; for a proposal on how to develop means-ends reasoning in the context of technical artifacts, see Hughes, Kroes and Zwart (2007).
More specifically, generating a standard information model in the context of technical biobanking standardisation efforts demands, as prerequisites for integration, explicit definition of a limited set of semantic entities, enumeration of their attributes, and systematic mapping between databases in line with the model.
Clearly, models for testing Aβ oligomer toxicity in vivo must be considered in the context of our limited understanding of Aβ oligomer biology in vivo and in the context of technical limitations summarised above.
In this way, the asymmetries of the context of technical control are suspended; this means that critical social inquiry must be judged by a different set of practical consequences, appealing to an increase in the "reflective knowledge" that agents already possess to a greater or lesser degree.
Accordingly, mathematics is considered to occupy a prominent position in the practice of economic processes and in the fulfilment of professional duties (OECD 2013), in particular in the contexts of technical and technological change and a democratic shortage of human resources in the job market (Seeber 2013a).
This paper explores the concept of technological paradigms in the context of complex technical systems.
These and similar problems, and their proposed solutions, have arisen in the context of detailed technical investigations.
In the context of modelling, technical progress can ultimately be assessed only in accordance with the variation of labour productivities [26].
