Sentence examples for information technology engineering from inspiring English sources

Employers are already crying out for a relaxation of the law, to let in foreign specialists to meet shortages in such fields as information technology, engineering and biotechnology.

Tig Gilliam, chief executive of the Adecco Group North America, said that while information technology, engineering and some other industry sectors were seeking more temporary workers, some others, like government and the mortgage industry, were not.

More men were pursuing careers in information technology, engineering and mathematics — fields where the ratio of women has barely changed, hovering at less than 20 percent, a Royal College of Physicians report about women and medicine says.

Founded in 1868, the Tata Group comprises more than 90 companies in seven business sectors: communications and information technology; engineering; materials; services; energy; consumer products; and chemicals.

"There's a huge market opportunity for lobbyists in New Jersey to work with clients who have a product or service that they want to sell, whether it's solar, information technology, engineering services," Dale J. Florio, managing partner at Princeton Public Affairs Group in Trenton, said.

Many high technology firms in the information technology, engineering, and internet content industries experience exponential growth but are also dependent on knowledge workers requiring extensive periods of training or apprenticeship.

If China is producing 650,000 such workers a year, and India 95,000 graduates in electrical, computer-science and information-technology engineering, then there ought to be plenty of opportunities for innovation in those two countries, they suggest.

Understanding the mechanisms of dynamic routing of information would have far-reaching implications in a number of disciplines ranging from biology and medicine to information technologies and engineering.

Those areas include nanotechnology, networking and information technologies, materials science, engineering, and some areas of chemistry, physics, and mathematics.

Selection of these journals is based on their prominence in the English language field of information technologies in construction engineering and management research.

JDI's goal is to enhance the exchange of knowledge encompassed by the general topic of Imaging Informatics in Medicine including, but not limited to, research and practice in clinical, engineering, information technologies and techniques in all medical imaging environments.