Sentence examples for industry technical from inspiring English sources
Technologies for the traceability in the meat industry, Technical Report: Adaption Control & Information Tracing.
Traceability technologies for the meat industry, Technical Report: Adoption, Control & Information Tracing.
We draw upon a comprehensive archival dataset of more than 12,000 articles presented in industry technical conferences to analyze the pattern of collaborative R&D during the emergence, growth and maturity stages of the DUV technology.
In most technology-based markets, industry technical committees (TCs) that establish new technical standards and specifications have assumed importance for companies as a critical source of information on existing and emerging technologies.
The Senate energy committee has summoned executives from BP and Transocean Ltd., the rig operator, as well as a number of oil industry technical experts to a hearing next week.
"Most people don't understand it, but the antenna is the most important part of any radio," said Craig Mathias, president of the Farpoint Group, a wireless industry technical consultant.
Currently, he researches competition in high-technology industries, technical change by users of information technologies, and employment and growth in the new economy.
Greg Hermann, a 343 Industries technical lead who had experience with Bungie technology, assisted Saber in development of a networking solution that would allow online co-op.
In terms of procurement, the government gives a 15% price preference to local producers and Ghana's National Drug Policy acknowledges that local manufacture has been weighed down by free market policies and seeks to support the private sector through funds to develop the raw material base for the pharmaceutical and herbal industries; technical support; and the encouragement of exportation.
In addition, a six-layer entrepreneurship competency is proposed by (Entrepreneurship Competency Model 2010) including personal effectiveness, academic, work, industry-wide technical, industry-sector technical and management competencies, and occupation-specific requirements.
Pan-industrials won't venture into just any industry: The technical expertise needed, the business model, or the materials available will limit their span.
