Sentence examples for integration technical from inspiring English sources

Since the late 1990s, a series of experimental and a host of burgeouning commercial activities for fixed-wing aviation have focused on glider, ultra-light and light-sport airplane, and this is proving to serve as a cornerstone for more ambitious transport aircraft design and integration technical approaches.

When interviewed in 2013, a senior figure from the Karolinska Institutet team explained why the catalogue is important as a first step towards European biobank integration: Technical challenges are not the issue.

Research on effective integration of technical and non-technical skills in surgery team training is sparse.

Molded Interconnect Devices (MID) are three-dimensional structures with integrated electronic circuit traces that facilitate the miniaturization and functional integration of technical products.

Implementation of this framework would advance current risk assessment and management techniques through integration of technical and social factors.

MIRRIG is composed by design and simulation models and a multicriteria analysis model that ranks alternative design solutions based upon an integration of technical, economic and environmental criteria.

Little integration of technical and nontechnical skills (e.g., situational awareness, communication, decision making, teamwork, and leadership) teaching exists within surgery.

Six working groups assessed specific needs in these areas: operational efficiency and workflow; systems integration and technical standards; telecollaboration; surgical robotics; intraoperative diagnosis and imaging; and surgical informatics.

Underpinned by life cycle thinking, the methodology guides the process designer through different design stages to enable integration of technical, economic, environmental and social criteria.

This paper provides an overall method for analysis, design and implementation of information integration, taking technical as well as organizational development into account.

Only architects are in the position to initiate the integration of technical considerations into their work, to where their buildings reduce or replace some of the roles now performed (often inappropriately) by mechanical equipment.